Released on = July 23, 2007, 4:18 pm

Press Release Author = FarStone Technology

Industry = Software

Press Release Summary = VirtualDrive 11.5 and VirtualDrive Pro 11.5 offer ISO image
support, custom VCD cabinets, and enhanced virtual CD creation

Press Release Body = IRVINE, CA -- FarStone Technology has released new builds of
its popular CD-DVD emulation software, VirtualDrive
(www.farstone.com/software/virtualdrive.htm) and VirtualDrive Pro
(www.farstone.com/software/virtualdrive-pro.htm). Version 11.5 FarStone emulators
offer full ISO support for the first time in product history, as well as new
features including custom hot keys, custom virtual CD cabinets, and enhanced custom
virtual CD building.

The updated builds are free to VirtualDrive 11 and VirtualDrive Pro 11 customers,
who may use their existing licenses to upgrade their software.

\"Version 11.5 emulators were developed in direct response to user feedback,\" said
Tom Fedro, FarStone Vice President of Marketing. \"Our customers told us they wanted
more control over the process of creating, playing, and organizing virtual CDs, and
VirtualDrive 11.5 gives them exactly that.\"

VirtualDrive\'s VCD Manager now plays ISO files directly without requiring conversion
to the FarStone VCD format. An ISO file is a standardized disc image used by a
variety of emulation software. Users can archive their virtual CDs in custom
cabinets, which function like folders and sub-folders in Windows, and manage their
VCD collections simply by clicking and dragging.

ABOUT VIRTUALDRIVE 11

VirtualDrive 11.5 CD emulator copies a CD or unencrypted DVD as a compressed image,
or \"virtual disc,\" which can be played in place of the original disc in a \"virtual
drive\" that the software creates. Virtual discs run directly on the hard drive with
access speeds nearly 200 times faster than CD-ROMs, accelerating the performance of
PC games, photo CDs, and disc-based applications.

ABOUT VIRTUALDRIVE PRO 11

VirtualDrive Pro 11.5 includes a copy of Virtual Hard Drive Pro, which takes a
portion of system memory (RAM) and creates a RAM disk. A RAM disk functions like a
hard drive, only with dramatically reduced read and write times, allowing
applications to perform up to 340 times faster.

ABOUT FARSTONE

Founded in 1993, FarStone Technology develops data backup, hard disk imaging, and CD
emulation software. Headquartered in Irvine, CA, the company licenses its software
to corporations, small businesses, educational institutions and consumers worldwide.
For more information, please visit www.farstone.com.


Web Site = http://www.farstone.com/software/virtualdrive.htm

Contact Details = 6 Morgan
Suite 160
Irvine, CA 92688
949 458-3666
www.farstone.com