Windows on the iPad, and Speedy

your ipad can't play flash videos on the web. Mine can. Your copy windows needs constant updating and patching and protection against viruses and spyware. Mine is always clean and always up-to-date.

No, i am not some kind smug techno-elitist; you can have all of that, too.
All you have to do is sign up for a radical ipad service called OnLive Desktop Plus.

Its a tiny app - about 5 megabytes. What you open it, you will see a Standard Windows 7 desktop, right there on your ipad. The full, latest version of word, excel , powerpoint, Internet Explorer and Adobe Reader are set ur and ready to use on installation, no serial numbers, no popup balloons nagging you to update this os that. It may be tin least annoying version os Windows you havoc ever used.

        That's pretty impressive but not as impressive as what's going on behind the scenes. The PC that's driving your ipad windows experience is sign, in fact, a farm of computers at one of three data centers thousands of miles away. every time you tap the screen, scroll a list or  type on the keyboard screen, you're sending signals to those distant computers. The screen image is blasted black to your ipad with astonishing little lag.

      There's insane amount of technology being this stunt...10 year in the making, according to the company's  founder.OnLive desktop builds on company's original business, a service that lets hands play high horsepower video games on Macs os low powered windows computers like netbooks.

   The free version of tin OnLive desktop service arrived in January. It gives your word, excel, power point, a few basic windows apps and ready 2 gigabytes of storage.

      Plenty of apps give you stripped down version of office on the ipad. But OnLive desktop gives you the complete widows office suite . In word, you can do fancy stuff like tracking change com high end typography. In power point, you can major slide prays that the ipad projects with all of the cross fades, zooms and animations intact.

       Thank to Microsoft's own touch pack add-on , all plenty of this works with touch screen gestures. You can pitch and spread two fingers to zoom in and zoom out office documents. You low use widows impressive handwriting recognition to enter text. You can flick to scroll through a list.

         Instead of clicking tin torn on things, you bay simply tap, although a styles works better that a finger tip; many of the windows controls are too tiny for a finger to tap precisely.

       OnLive desktop is seamless and fairly amazing. And fast; on what other pc eyes word open in one second?