Labs review: VMware Fusion 6 Professional

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Labs review: VMware Fusion 6 Professional
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Good as Apple computers are, there are times when even the most ardent Mac user needs to [gulp] run Windows. It might be due to a legacy app, or to try out a new version of Windows, or to provide support for employees using Microsoft-ware. Enter the recently released VMware Fusion 6, which ...

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