Will my virtual remote desktop really increase my download rates?

When downloading files to your virtual remote desktop, the files are stored on the remote server. Once transferred, you can view, modify, copy, and delete the files. Since the files are generally transferred at datacenter speeds, you can take advantage of the transfer rates between the two servers, rather than waiting for the files to transfer from the source to your local computer.

Can I really save money when using a virtual remote desktop?

Yes! With a virtual remote desktop, there is no need to upgrade your local computer(s). You are more than welcome to connect to your virtual remote desktop using a 5 year old computer with minimal hardware requirements. The virtual desktop solution has been tested on computers with 256mb virtual memory (ram) and single core processors. Additionally, high speed internet is no longer a necessity. Even with an inexpensive DSL line, you can use your virtual remote desktop without noticing any speed deficits. Let's take a look at the numbers:

The average new laptop costs around $1,000 (USD) - a few months later, many individuals who purchased a laptop at that cost regret that decision, since the laptop is now priced at $700. That "upgraded" laptop priced at $1,500 is now $1,000. That's before looking at the cost of software, high speed internet, IT support, hardware upgrades, etc. With your virtual remote desktop, you have the option to pay a low price of $70/month or $770/year. That's less expensive than the laptop itself, and it includes all of the great features!

Where can I use my virtual remote desktop?

The only requirements for accessing your virtual remote desktop are a computer and an internet connection. These basic requirements are easily met, enabling you to connect to your virtual remote desktop from the lobby of a hotel, your local library, school computer lab, or netbook.

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