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DALLAS, February 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
2X Software, a global leader in virtual desktop and application delivery solutions, today announced that the company has launched the free 2X Client for RDP / Remote Desktop application for Google Chrome. The 2X Client for Chrome provides you with simple and secure remote access to your Microsoft Windows desktop using RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) whenever you want, wherever you are.
The 2X Client for RDP / Remote Desktop is specifically designed for Chrome, making it compatible across different platforms such as Windows, Mac OS, Linux and Chrome OS. The 2X Client for Chrome provides a direct connection without using a public gateway, making your computing experience secure and private. It's the first self contained, fully installable Chrome application allowing RDP connections. Additionally, as a user you can have multiple connections running concurrently and even use the application offline.
"We are very excited for the full version launch of the 2X Client for Chrome app. Our goal was to develop an easy to use, secure way for mobile device users to connect to their desktop and applications. It was equally important for us to provide the app for free, and I'm happy that we have achieved both objectives. We are proud to supply the Chrome user community with a 2X solution which will hopefully improve their computing experience."
- Nikolaos Makris, CEO, 2X Software
About 2X Client for RDP / Remote Desktop
The 2X Client for Chrome provides users with simple and secure remote access to your Microsoft Windows desktop using RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) whenever you want, wherever you are.
Key features include:
- Cross platform supported (Windows, Linux, MAC OS and Chrome OS)
- Provides secure direct RDP connection without using a public gateway, making your computing experience secure and private
- Fully installable, self contained Chrome application
- Supports Google Chrome 24 onwards
- Unlimited connections running concurrently
- Offline mode functional even when an internet connection is unavailable
- Saves user settings to the Google Cloud for syncing across multiple systems
- Fully developed with JavaScript and HTML5 technologies
- Windows 2012 and Windows 8 compatible
Download 2X Client for RDP / Remote Desktop for Chrome
About 2X Software
2X Software is a global leader in virtual desktop and application delivery, remote access and cloud computing solutions. Thousands of enterprises worldwide trust in the reliability and scalability of 2X products. 2X offers a range of solutions to make every company's shift to cloud computing simple and affordable.
For additional information, visit http://www.2x.com or contact Charlie Williams by e-mail cw@2x.com, phone +356-2258-3800.
SOURCE 2X Software Ltd
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