VNC (Virtual Network Computing) is among the of oldest remote desktop solutions around, and while its RFB (remote framebuffer) protocol can require a bit of more bandwidth than the contest, it’s long been praised for its broad cross-platform support and stylish simplicity. RealVNC recently teamed up with Intel to include a bona fide VNC server (using hardware encryption native to vPro chipsets) into the oldest little bit of PC firmware — the BIOS . Now you can securely control a remote computer’s BIOS, mount a disk image, and install an OS from the relief of your lounge halfway around the globe. The long run is now — you’re welcome. Study RealVNC’s IDF 2011 demo within the gallery below and our hand-on video after the break.
Dante Cesa contributed to this report.
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