MacDailyNews Take: Certainly, if you’re going to pollute your mac with Windows, Parallels Desktop 14 is the way to do it! “ Parallels Desktop 14 is the flagship consumer product from Parallels and is available via free trial or to purchase new for $80 or as an upgrade for $50.” The operations are smooth, and for the first time, completely seamless,” Spera writes. “I tend to run in Coherence mode, which hides the standard Windows Desktop and allows you to run a Windows app side by side with native Mac apps, sharing and swapping data back and forth between both, if you like.

Your VM’s can be up to 20GB smaller, with automatic disk monitoring.” Parallels Desktop 14 for Mac “The new version also uses a great deal less space. Based on my limited experience running both a Windows 7 and Windows 10 VM, I can attest to the increased speed,” Spera writes. This means that existing VM’s really move. Perhaps the most noticeable feature is that Parallels Desktop 14 is 35% faster than previous versions and it was immediately noticeable, too. “ Parallels Desktop 14 fully supports Mojave’s Dark Mode, one of macOS’ most anticipated pieces of eye candy. “With over 50 new features and improved performance, Parallels offers some compelling reasons to either hop on the bandwagon and upgrade or to jump in with both feet and take the plunge as a first-time buyer.”

Parallels recently released version 14 of their flagship virtual machine software,” Christopher Spera writes for iMore.

“One of the best and easiest ways to run Windows on your Mac is with Parallels Desktop.

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