The internet was built to initiate a more free movement of data and sharing around the world and today in many many parts you can access the internet wherever you go. But it would be even cooler if you could access your own computer from any part of the world, even while on vacation when you are sometimes forced to leave your laptop behind.

RemotePC.com has a leading web based Remote Access solution that you need. Now you can always be connected to your system wherever there is an internet connection available. Plans available include RemotePC Basic, RemotePC Plus, Remote Access for Consumers, RemoteData, Remote Access for Small Business and Remote Access Helpdesk. All of them have their own set of features and prices. With prices starting at $4.95 a month for the Basic plan, a 30 day free trial is available as well. For more information see remote pc access overview.

I’ll be talking to you about RemotePC Basic and Plus apart from the price difference, with Basic at $4.95 and Plus at $9.95 a month each, you also have a difference in the number of hosts that you can use. A “host” here is defined as the RemotePC enabled computer which you want to access from any other computer known as the “viewer“. Basic offers you only 1 host, Plus offers you 3 hosts. Both have a 30 day Free Trial.

Read emails from your own computer, work on documents and retrieve any information or data you want to while on the road all securely over a 128 bit RC4/SSL encrypted line.

A new feature which is called Desktop Sharing lets you invite up to 10 people to remotely access your computer and conduct remote meetings. You can also print a document from your host computer to a printer that is accessible locally to you.

The technology is set up so that you don’t see any discrepancies like colors, latency in screen refreshes, keyboard and mouse event sensing from your host computer.

So if you want to be always connected to your computer even when away from it RemotePC.com has a solution for you no matter how big or small your requirements are.

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Hyder has been blogging for the past two years on this blog. He started Weborithm, his web company, in 2007 and along with designing blogs and websites also releases various web related products.