What are diiferences between os virtualization and hardware virtualazation?

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OS Virtualization	Hardware Virtualization
In OS virtualization, there is a shared OS image that is installed on the different hardware.	In hardware virtualization, it cheats with the OS by showing the OS that there are more hardware resources available. But in general there is only single hardware available that is virtual.
Single OS runs on multiple hardware	Multiple OS runs on single hardware.
Costly	Cheap
there iis 1 OS image available	There is n OS images available
There can be n application running.	There also can be n application running.

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