SIGNAL on the Macintosh

SIGNAL 4.0 can be run on a Macintosh computer using a program called VirtualPC^tm, which provides Windows XP on the Macintosh desktop. VirtualPC was developed by Connectix but is now owned and supported by Microsoft.

All computational, display, and programming capabilities of SIGNAL 4.0 are suppported by VirtualPC on the Macintosh. Analog I/O will be supported through the built-in Macintosh sound chip in a future SIGNAL release.

VirtualPC 6.1 requires a Macintosh G3 or G4, Mac OS 9.2.2 or higher, 192-256 MB memory, and 2 GB of disk space. VirtualPC 7 (forthcoming) will run with Mac OS X on a Macintosh G5. Click here for current requirements. VirtualPC for Windows XP Pro has a list price of $249 (August 2004).