Speaker:
Hi, this is Bill Sikkens host of User
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Friendly 2.0 Saturdays here on The Answer
with this week's Tech Wednesday.
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Emulators are all around us.
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These are devices that can act like
different devices in the gaming world.
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You might set up an emulator
to give you the environment of a different
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or older computer, console
that type of a thing,
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and be able to run games
that would have normally run on that.
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But like anything else,
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there are a lot of different
versions of emulators out there,
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not just for gaming,
but in the business world
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and a lot of other things,
some that are useful, some not so much.
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And there's also two different types
of emulators, hardware and software
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that are in many ways
two very different things.
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This Saturday here on User Friendly,
we're going to be talking about emulators.
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Some of the different systems
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that they can be used for,
both gaming and non-gaming applications.
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And talking about the background
of these things
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and what works and what doesn't,
and what's kind of in between,
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and what you might find useful
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for what you do on your computer
and your day to day life.
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Join us this Saturday here on User
Friendly 2.0 or at UserFriendly.Show
