Once you installed the agent app on your Mac or PC, Parallels Access on the iPad just sees them and shows your computer / computers as available to connect to, without any effort on your part. If a Mac user also runs Parallels Desktop 8 for Mac, then Parallels Access will also “applifiy” all of its Windows virtual machines and apps so they work like they were made for iPad. Parallels Access hardware requirements include an iPad 2, iPad 3 or iPad mini and a Mac running OS X (Mountain Lion 10.8, Lion 10.7 or the upcoming Mavericks 10.9 after it launches) or a PC running Windows 7 or Windows 8. The Mac Agent is available immediately, and the PC Agent is currently in beta and is available at no charge during the beta period. Each Mac or PC being accessed needs its own subscription. Parallels Access for iPad is initially available for purchase on the App Store(SM) as an annual subscription at $79.99 for each computer being accessed.
Here are the availability and pricing details for the app: There’s a free companion agent app that is installed on your Mac or Windows machine.
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Parallels Access is an iPad exclusive app for now, but versions for Android and other platforms are being developed. Here’s my quick review of this very impressive new app: I’ve been testing the app out for a few weeks now, and it’s as good as advertised. Parellels coined the term ‘applifies’ to describe the way it customizes and optimizes desktop applications and enables iPad native taps, swipes, and gestures when using them. The app is published by Parellels, the makers of the excellent Parallels Desktop application for running virtual machines on a Mac. It ‘applifies’ your Windows and Mac apps to make them feel as it they’re native iPad apps. Parallels Access is a new iPad app launching tonight – that promises to let you experience Mac and Windows applications as is they were made for the iPad.
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