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However, there’s another feat achieved by the silicon, and the developers behind Parallels have confirmed that the A18 Pro can run Windows, while also mentioning its limitations. Those
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Last week, Parallels cautioned that its software was not yet tested for . Following the release of Apple’s $599 laptop, Parallels is back with an update on virtual machine compatibility.
The good news is that virtualization appears to be supported on MacBook Neo. Apple supports virtual machines on M-series chips. This was an open question for MacBook Neo because it uses an A-series chip. Apple previously only used A-series chips in iPhones and some iPads.
Here’s the :
Parallels Desktop