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Phoenix : HyperSpace

— hyperspace.com — Wait for Windows... or be instant-on with HyperSpace alongside Windows... (more) Phoenix : HyperSpace

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Downloadable Software Delivers Instant-On to Any Windows PC
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... It reduces battery power consumed by about 30 percent compared to running a full operating system, according to Phoenix. This will be incredibly useful for those who mostly use their computers to surf the web, check e-mail or IM (cough, netbook owners). The software starts at $40. Unfortunately, you have to pay to renew the license each year. The software can immediately be downloaded at HyperSpace.com. Currently, the software is for Windows machines only. Product Page [Phoenix] Photo: HyperSpace ...

Phoenix offers Instant-On for Laptops
Gadget Venue — ... virtual environment that can boot instantly. It is named HyperSpace and it has more then just instant-on benefits as it can save users time and save battery power (by about 30%). If you want to log on to your laptop to just browse the web, send a few emails and run a few IM programs then this could be perfect for you. The software costs $40 and it’s a renewable licence that needs to be updated each year… if you can get over that fact then this is for you. Product Page Via: Wired Written by Gadget Venue. Phoenix offers ...

ASUS Bringing Phoenix HyperSpace into Next Gen Notebooks: Who Pays?
jkOnTheRun — Earlier this month, I offered a video look at Phoenix HyperSpace, a fast-booting partition that enables quick access to the web on a netbook or notebook. While I found value in the product, I thought that the subscription-based model that Phoenix offered was going to be tough for consumers to swallow. Many of you agreed. Back then I felt that a deal with OEMs would provide a better value to end-users and today, the first such deal was announced. Phoenix just shook hands with ASUS, so you can expect to see HyperSpace in “next generation notebooks”. Now the question becomes: will you have to pay more ...