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" Hard drive manufacturer Iomega introduced one of the cleverest products we&amp;#039;re likely to see at this year&amp;#039;s CES. The company&amp;#039;s new v.Clone software is a free, downloadable program that works on any of the company&amp;#039;s drives, includes ones that have already been purchased. It uses a fascinating twist on the concept of virtualization--where a computer can run a virtualized operating system on a computer running another OS (the tactic is often used to run Windows within a Macintosh OS). Iomega&amp;#039;s v.Clone software makes a clone of your home computer, operating system, programs and files, for you to take on the road. Then you can plug the Iomega drive into any Windows computer and bring up all the software and files you would normally use at home. You can save any work that you do within v.Clone&amp;#039;s virtualized OS. Then, when you unplug the external drive, no trace of your work is left on the host PC. Plug the drive back in at home and your work is synchronized to your home PC. The beauty of the software, which is free, is that you could conceivably travel with all the goodness of your home PC in a pocket-size drive.  &amp;amp;gt; Lenovo Ideapad &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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