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• Disposable Instant Computer for XP (VELITE) 3/20/2006 2:40:52 AM
  
  Don't worry, you'll get it as an OEM :-) But I see where you are going here. Thanks Zak

• Disposable Instant Computer for XP (VELITE) 3/20/2006 1:56:44 AM
  
  Btw - the best relationship is when everyone is cheating and they lie about it :-) VELite wasn't designed for that initially, we just believe that this is our initial adopters. People in SecureOL use it for their Kids - to let them install their junk without affecting their own files. Hardware, How would you position this? Zak

• Disposable Instant Computer for XP (VELITE) 3/20/2006 1:40:44 AM
  
  Hi Croy, I was reffering to a much wider privacy issue ... How to prevent your wife from finding out what you have been doing on your machine ... Zak Edited by - zakd on 3/20/2006 1:42:50 AM

• Disposable Instant Computer for XP (VELITE) 3/19/2006 8:16:52 AM
  
  Hi Folks, I'm with SecureOL - an IT Virtualization company. I would like to check a concept for the consumer market with you and its compatability to the adult content market. VELite is a Disposable Instant Computer for Windows XP. - Use, trash, throw away and have a new one--be in control. (like a one time plate) Use for privacy and use to install anything you want, even if there are spywares and adwares - just don't care. a short tutorial and a product download can be found <link> My questions are: 1. Would users need this type of solution to protect their privacy - browse and reset ? 2. Providers - Could it enlarge your market share by providing anonimity? Thank you for your help. Zak Topic Moved by - Steph on Mar 19 2006

• Disposable Instant Computer for XP (VELITE) (topic moved) 3/19/2006 8:16:52 AM
  
  Hi Folks, I'm with SecureOL - an IT Virtualization company. I would like to check a concept for the consumer market with you and its compatability to the adult content market. VELite is a Disposable Instant Computer for Windows XP. - Use, trash, throw away and have a new one--be in control. (like a one time plate) Use for privacy and use to install anything you want, even if there are spywares and adwares - just don't care. a short tutorial and a product download can be found <link> My questions are: 1. Would users need this type of solution to protect their privacy - browse and reset ? 2. Providers - Could it enlarge your market share by providing anonimity? Thank you for your help. Zak Topic Moved by - Steph on Mar 19 2006