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emulates the hardware of the different models of Palm Computing Platform devices, letting you run a virtual Palm device on your desktop computer. It is extremely valuable for writing, testing and debugging applications, particularly when used in combination with the Debug Palm OS ROMs and the built-in Gremlins facility. Originally known as Copilot, the Palm OS Emulator has been enriched with new features, debugging support, and support for the Palm OS 3.0 ROM. Palm also provides a lot of skins on their Web site allowing you to alter the look of your Palm device.

allows you to surf the Web using only a floppy disk. QNX IAT fits everything you need to surf the Web onto one, self-booting 1.44M floppy. You can create a disk that comes with a POSIX realtime operating system, a full windowing system, an HTML 3.2 browser, an embedded web server, an Internet dialer, TCP/IP, and other demo applications. To use, just insert the disk, reboot your PC, and you're ready to surf. No hard disk is required.

allows you to surf the Web using only a floppy disk. QNX IAT fits everything you need to surf the Web onto one, self-booting 1.44M floppy. You can create a disk that comes with a POSIX realtime operating system, a full windowing system, an HTML 3.2 browser, an embedded web server, an Internet dialer, TCP/IP, and other demo applications. To use, just insert the disk, reboot your PC, and you're ready to surf. No hard disk is required.

emulates a Timex/Sinclair 1000 computer with a TS1016 16K RAM expansion pack installed and a TS2040 thermal printer attached. TS1000 softwares may be loaded and saved as DOS files in the emulator's installation directory. Printer output is routed to your PC's printer. Your printer must be Epson or Proprinter II compatible to support this feature.

allows you to read, write, and format Macintosh high density diskettes, CD-ROMs and any type of SCSI drive. Because it handles SCSI devices, TransMac supports hard drives, optical drives, SyQuest drives, Benoulli drives, ZIP drives, and many more. It handles long file names and it allows you to delete and copy entire directory trees. Disks can be searched by file extension, creator, and file type. When copying or moving files you have the options of keeping the original file dates or updating them to the system dates. Multisession CDs are supported.

is a fully-functional emulator of the classic Radio Shack TRS-80 Model I Microcomputer System. It emulates a 48K TRS-80 Model I with 4 single-sided, single-density disk drives, RS-232 option board (mapped to COM1 or COM2), and a printer (mapped to LPT1). Any MS-DOS-based PC is suitable for use with the emulator as long as it supports at least CGA graphics.

is a versatile Commodore emulator that allows you to execute softwares intended for the old, 8-bit, Commodore computers. Vice can emulate the C64, C128, CBM-II (C610), all PET models (except the SuperPET 9000), and the VIC20.

is a ColecoVision emulator for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT 4.0. The features include: full emulation of the ColecoVision game console hardware, support for the ColecoVision primary and secondary hand controllers, sound, support for High and True color, the ability to play full-screen or in a window, the ability to select the video mode and scaling factor of your choice for full-screen show, save/restore your current position in any game, ColecoCheat! that allows you to cheat when playing some games, custom keyboard/joystick mappings of the ColecoVision hand controller emulation, both manual and automatic pausing of the emulation, a lot of ColecoVision hardware emulation settings to control almost every aspect of the ColecoVision emulation core, and many more.ColecoVision ROMs (the actual games) are not included with this software.

is a Motorola 68000 based Apple Macintosh Plus hardware emulator. As a hardware emulation, all aspects of a Macintosh Plus machine will be emulated in software, and will require a ROM picture from a real Macintosh Plus and a disk picture to boot off. This software is in early beta.

is an emulator for the Commodore 64. It allows you to re-live the golden years of 8-bit computing and play several of the classic games available for download on the Internet.

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