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Razer are one company that I truly respect for both their product design and their overall customer gratitude, recently accepting orders from a leaked voucher code, the company strides further than most other companies around the world.

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Thomas Was Alone Game Review

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 Thomas Was Alone

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OnLive Bringing Windows 7 Onto Your iPad, CES 2012
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OnLive Bringing Windows 7 Onto Your iPad, CES 2012


10/01/2012 |

onlive windows 7 OnLive Bringing Windows 7 Onto Your iPad, CES 2012

You may have heard of the cloud gaming service called OnLive, which allows its subscribers to play console games on a variant of devices ranging from smartphones, tablets, TVs and a PC/Mac, but what you probably wouldn’t expect from them is a Windows 7 app for the iPad.

Yes that’s right, Onlive announced earlier today that they will be bringing an app, to Apple’s App Store which allows you to access Windows 7 from an iPad, the app will run as a sort of virtual access to your PC that is already running the system, and will be pre-installed with Microsoft’s great packages including Word, Powerpoint, Excel and Internet Explorer.

I cannot think of anyone who wouldn’t find it useful running Windows 7 on an iPad, the app will be free for a basic package with 2GBs of storage, which is expandable to 50GB, at the cost of $9.99 a month.

What do you think? Would you use an app like this?

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