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How to Enable Sound on Your Virtual Desktop

In an ongoing effort to provide the best service to our clients, we try to inform our users about the various features of our products. Below, we will try to address one of the most common features that can make your work with the Virtual Desktop a really pleasant experience: enabling sound. Sound is helpful…

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New Graphic Capabilities for Virtual Desktop Packages

Infosaic is pleased to announce a significant upgrade to our Virtual Desktop Product line. Infosaic’s Standard and Advanced Virtual Desktop packages have been significantly enhanced with new Graphic’s capabilities: both packages will use Video Card by default and are assigned dedicated Video RAM (VRAM). Infosaic clients will greatly benefit from this improvement as Graphic cards...

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Infosaic launches Virtual Desktop Service

Infosaic is pleased to announce the official launch of a Virtual Desktop Service, also known as the Desktop as a Service (or DaaS) product line. Starting from only $11.95, Infosaic Virtual Desktops offers a great set of features at an unbeatable price! Access From Any Device With A Modern Browser. Use a recent version of...

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Windows 2019 Servers Available Now

We are pleased to announce that Microsoft’s new Windows 2019 is now available to deploy on your next virtual server with Infosaic‘ VPS hosting service. Microsoft has dedicated a great amount of resources into developing Windows 2019,and continue their tradition of offering solid and stable server operating systems. Some of the new features of Windows…

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Open Source vs Microsoft v2

In over 15 years of business, Infosaic has witnessed many arguments regarding the most reliable servers for running open source technology. Initially, the servers produced by Microsoft were considered highly unreliable and subject to frequent crashes; supporters of Microsoft’s competitors (including UNIX and long-forgotten companies like Mainframe and Midrange) went so far as to claim...