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1. #PARALLELS DESKTOP 13 REVIEWS UPDATE#
2. #PARALLELS DESKTOP 13 REVIEWS FULL#
3. #PARALLELS DESKTOP 13 REVIEWS WINDOWS 10#
4. #PARALLELS DESKTOP 13 REVIEWS PRO#

However, Parallels 13 does a great job of making it as painless as possible. It’s safe to say that running a virtual machine on your Mac still has its fair share of strengths and limitations. Like the Touch Bar, it’s still a little constrained by the nature of the feature itself but you can’t fault the execution here. Parallel’s People Bar supports Spotlight and Dock-integration, larger profile photos and doesn’t limit the number of visible contacts.

#PARALLELS DESKTOP 13 REVIEWS WINDOWS 10#

When running a Windows 10 Insider VM, Parallels 13 supports this feature with (arguably) more scalability and integration than Microsoft themselves have.

#PARALLELS DESKTOP 13 REVIEWS UPDATE#

Given that the Spring Creators Update has still yet to deliver this feature to Windows 10 users outside of the Insider Program, it’s all the more impressive that Parallels have managed to support it here. It remains kind of feature that’s easy to see the long-term groundbreaking potential of, even if there’s not a lot of super exciting things happening with it at the moment. In practice, this is pretty intuitive - even if is still subject to the broader limitations of the Touch Bar itself.

#PARALLELS DESKTOP 13 REVIEWS FULL#

However, when a full launch of Parallels and your VM of choice takes less than 30 seconds, the scope of what you can realistically do on a Mac running Parallels 13 increases pretty dramatically.

Inevitably, there are still going to be some things that a dedicated Windows PC will be inarguably better suited for (such as gaming). Nevertheless, in our time with Parallels 13, there wasn’t a whole lot to complain about. Credit: ParallelsĪs for the reported performance improvements, your mileage here might vary a little depending on what you’re doing using your virtual machine for. It really is genuinely difficult to imagine it being much simpler. As someone who messed around with virtual machines in high-school, the whole process was pleasantly streamlined. If you’re setting up a Windows 10 instance, Parallels will pull down a copy of the operating system right then-and-there from Microsoft directly. You simply launch Parallels, select what operating system you want your virtual machine to run on, and where the software is pulling that from. Read more Parallels 15 lets you turn an iPad into a Surface tablet Installation, setup and configuration have all been simplified into what feels like no more than a half dozen clicks. After spending even a little bit of time with Parallels 13, we believe them. Parallels say they worked closely with Microsoft in order to make setting up a Windows-based virtual machine on a Mac as easy-as-possible. Meanwhile, the Business edition comes designed for easy deployment and user management.Īs neatly summarized by Parallels’ president Jack Zubarev, “ delivers our best-ever Windows on Mac performance, plus innovative and useful new features and tools to help users get more done quickly and efficiently.” The Reality The former is more developer-focused, allowing for developers to create super-powerful virtual machines (of up to 32 cores and 128GB) as well as easily juggle between multiple OS’ with greater ease.

#PARALLELS DESKTOP 13 REVIEWS PRO#

Parallels are offering Pro and Business editions of the package, which both come bundled with their the company’s Toolbox app suite. Parallels also claim it offers up to double the speed found in its predecessor when it comes to handling external Thunderbolt SSD drives and 47% faster speeds when it comes to working with Windows files on a Mac.