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Personal Virtual Desktop in the Cloud Now Available for Free from ZeroPC

ZeroPC service expands to feature up to 15GB of free cloud storage.

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By DE Editors  

September 22, 2011

By DE Editors

ZeroDesktop Inc. has announced a new "Freemium" plan for its ZeroPC personal desktop in the cloud, providing 1GB of free cloud storage, plus integrated access to upto an additional free 14GB from popular cloud storage services, for a total of up to 15GB of free combined storage. A pay-as-you-go ZeroPC plan is also available for users whorequire up to 50GB of storage and expanded features. Existing ZeroPC users may continue to use their pay-as you go account or open a new Freemium account.

ZeroPC's service differs from a storage company because users can "see" all of their content using ZeroPC regardless of where the content resides. ZeroPC'sall-in-one content management hub aggregates and unifies all of the user's documents, emails, photos, music, videos, and social media content.

In order to deliver the ZeroPC service worldwide, ZeroDesktop has expanded its service with new servers hosted by Amazon Web Services in Japan to address the Asia region, and in Ireland for the Europe and Africa regions. The new service regions join ZeroPC presence in North America and Singapore.

For more information, visit ZeroDesktop Inc.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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