This, in part, solves the problem of limited capability of the iPad for content creation.
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“Tablets and other mobile devices are great for content consumption and work well as companions to the PC. However, as the popularity of these non-PC devices grows, computing experiences are becoming increasingly fragmented,” said Mark Lee, CEO and co-founder of DeviceVM. “Splashtop Remote brings the full Windows computing experience to non-PC devices, starting with iPad, bridging the gap between computing platforms.”
Features include:
- Watch videos and play music stored on their PC, whether in iTunes, Windows Media Player, or any other format.
- Play PC and Flash-based games, such as Bloons or Bejeweled.
- Work on Microsoft Office documents, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, and access Microsoft Outlook.
- Open any files and documents that you can view on the PC.
- Fully control the PC remotely.
A special application must also be downloaded and installed on the PC. Windows versions supported include Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP. For more information, visit: https://www.SplashtopRemote.com
Splashtop Remote for the iPad is immediately available in the Apple App Store and is regularly priced at US$19.99 with a special introductory price of US$6.99 for a limited time. TMO will publish a review soon.
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