ARS Technica: There's a free iPad app that gives anyone access to a Windows 7 desktop and Microsoft Office 2010 from a tablet—but it's probably too good to be true. As we wrote on Thursday, Microsoft says the "OnLive Desktop" service that streams a cloud-hosted Windows installation to iPads and Android tablets isn't properly licensed. OnLive isn't commenting, but the company will probably have to re-work the service's structure, which has a free tier and optional fee-based upgrades, or risk having to shut it down.
And, for once, some of what it can do looks genuinely useful.
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It's not even free on Windows -.-
Submitter of this story must give answer for this
This will kill the windows tablet for sure
So, it's not YOUR windows desktop, but a different installation of it in the clouds? Lame.
Too good to be true if MS allows it.