Nov
09
2009

VMware View 4 released

Today is the day!

Today VMware released the new version of VMware View with the long awaited PCoIP protocol which provides a superior end-user experience over any network.

The new VMware View 4 is an integrated desktop virtualization solution, enabling reduced desktop costs, increased security, compliance and simplified desktop management, along with a rich, flexible desktop experience.

VMware View 4 is supported on the latest version of vSphere, bringing the most mature virtualization functionality to the desktops. View PCoIP establishes a new standard in the desktop user experience. Purpose-built for specifically delivering virtual desktops over the WAN or LAN, PCoIP is optimized to deliver the best user experience for the available bandwidth – without sacrifing user productivity.

With this this new version of VMware View with PCoIP it is possible to deliver a personalized, feature rich, graphical virtual desktop complete with applications and data and settings anywhere and anytime.

You can watch the VMware View 4 introduction video here.

Next week,  November 16th 19th, VMware View 4 will be generally available.

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Written by Erik Scholten in: VMware, VMware View/VDI | Tags: , ,
Erik Scholten is a Solution Architect for Centric Managed ICT Services creating the most ingenious virtual infrastructures. His work includes selling, presenting, designing, building and developing virtual infrastructures for some major companies in the Netherlands. In his spare time he likes to ride his motorcycle.
  • <del datetime="2009-11-09T13:13:36+00:00">This date has been confirmed to me by multiple sources most of them from within VMware.</del>

    Damn, my reliable contact just provided me with a new date.
  • Don't think we should trust that date (16Nov2009) even though it has been mentioned before.
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