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[Antony]

Parallels, Inc. released second Release Candidate (RC3) of Parallels Desktop for Mac (Build 3170) today with new Windows Vista upgrade support and new OS X 10.5 "Leopard" experimental support. (Parallels Desktop for Mac build 3150 (RC 2) was released on 2nd February 2007.)

New features are:

• Windows Vista upgrade support (from Windows XP).
  
• USB fixes.
  
• Mac OS X 10.5 “Leopard” experimental support.
  
• Transporter RC3 bundled

For more information and to download the Release Candidate 3 of Parallels Desktop for Mac, please see Parallels Desktop for Mac Release Candidate 3 (Build 3170).

For more information on Parallels Transporter RC3, please see Parallels Transporter RC3

This beta release also includes the Parallels Transporter RC3 software to migrate a Windows PC, VMware, or Virtual PC Virtual Machines to Parallels Virtual Machines.

Parallels Desktop for the Mac is available at the Parallels Web site, and is priced at US$ 79.99.

Parallels Desktop (Parallels Desktop official homepage)

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[Pu7o]

Leopard experimental support has been there for ages though.

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[Antony]

[Pu7o]

I didn't say that to attack you or something like that, I merely said it to let everyone know that Parallels has "experimentally" worked on Leopard for a while now. The first build of Parallels to work on Leopard was, in fact, build 1884. (Reference)

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