Once upon a time, someone thought it would be great if you could have strippers delivered to the desktop of your computer. VirtuaGirlHD is the new and improved version of the great original concept. For a flat monthly fee, you can have a new show every day were some random chick strips for you. If you don't need the daily dose, you can select and pay for one individual show at a time.

Since the original version, image quality has improved considerably and the gals will now fill a little more than half your screen. Some babes stick to just teasing you playfully, but others will go as far as full frontal nudity and even play with themselves for you're pleasure.

So far, you'll find roughly 140 updates on the site. Aside from the desktop striptease, each installment usually includes a set of high-res still pics. That means that there are about 140 galleries with 50 or so photos in each set. The site calls these galleries extras. Since this unique site doesn't fit with our usual rating system, we've decided to count them as main content.

The 316 live-babe animations will be delivered, one per day, to your desktop. Aside from these, there about 128 movies that you can download from this site. The vast majority of the models appear in two videos each. This means that, in you first month, you'll have access to about 60 videos. It's hard to get an exact sense of the bitrates, but the movies all seem to be good-looking, especially in the version brought to your desktop by the special software. Even the smallest version of these shows that appear in the corner of you screen seem to tax your computer's resources. Judging from their impact on your processor as they play, they probably have a high bitrate.

One negative thing about this product is that accessing the ladies that have already been delivered to your desktop and are therefore part of your collection, is rather confusing. Even if you've paid the monthly fee and the gals are scheduled to show up, you'll have to pay extra to skip ahead to pick a specific gal.

There are both good and bad qualities to this site. It offers a unique, fun gimmick that is worth a look, but the novelty might wear off, especially on slower machines that find the software demanding.