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Monday, February 28, 2005

Total Control of Your PC : z2 Remote2PC 1.0

Posted by Ekkie Tepsupornchai in "SOFTWARE" @ 05:30 PM

http://www.pocketgear.com/software_...associateid=204



"Breakthrough! Take Remote Desktop on your mobile device to a whole new level! Dedicate design for your mobile device to remote control the PC and transfer files with phone, network or ActiveSync connection."

The key features includes:
* Remote control of your desktop (support for Win98SE, WinME, WinNT4.0 SP6, Win2000, WinXPHome/Pro)
* 256 bit encryption
* Three encryption algorithms to choose from (AES, Serpent, Twofish)
* Two way authentication with rotating key
* FTP with file resume capabilities and wildcard support
* Copy & Paste integration between desktop / PDA
* License includes unlimited "Remote2PC" server installations (for the desktop). You are only charged for number of the "Remote2PC" Client (PPC/WM) installs.

This looks like an enterprise grade VNC-type of solution. If it delivers on everything it claims to deliver, this is an absolute steal at $36.95. I'd still prefer using TightVNC (or equivalent) over my laptop to connect remotely, but for people who are on-call but constantly on the go, lugging around a laptop everywhere may not always be practical or convenient. In some easy-to-imagine circumstances, this would be a far more desirable solution. Additionally consider that if you only use one PPC/WM device to support a large number of PCs, this price is phenomenal!

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