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  • Fully loaded Mac Studio costs just $7999, more powerful than similarly priced Mac Pro

    NoWhere_NoOneNoWhere_NoOne
    I cant find it stated anywhere - but I assume the SSD is NVMe???
    watto_cobra

  • Parallels Desktop 17.1 brings full Windows 11 support to macOS Monterey

    NoWhere_NoOneNoWhere_NoOne
    xav3 said:
    BuffyzDead said:
    To be clear, Parallels Desktop only supports the ARM version of Windows 11,
    NOT the Intel version of Windows 11
    What is strange in itself. With a virtual TPM they could have even Microsoft backed support for Windows 11 on Intel. On the other hand, the ARM version of Windows 11 on Apple Silicon aka M1 isn’t backed by Microsoft support. E.g. as a business you would never engage in a scenario where you would run Windows 11 on ARM on your M1 Macbook. 
    Eh?

    If you have an Intel mac you can run the Intel version of Windows 11
    watto_cobra

  • Parallels Desktop 17.1 brings full Windows 11 support to macOS Monterey

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    davgreg said:
    I have Windows 11 installed on my M1 Mac mini with Parallels and it runs very well as far as I have seen (not used it much).

    The only issue I have seen is getting it activated. Windows 11 is free to owners of Windows 10 and I have a license for 10 Pro but it was not installed on my ARM Mac for obvious reasons. Have a message in to Microsoft and will see.
    You might be able to get around this

    From Activation - choose troubleshoot - you should eventually be able to select I have changed my hardware - then you should be able to select devices on which you have Win 10 currently licensed - choose one to replace

    This is what I did - sorry cant remember the exact process - but essentially you want to replace an existing device with you new device - there is a way without having to contact microsoft (although I cant say if it will work between changing CPU types)
    GeorgeBMacwatto_cobra

  • Apple denied Parler re-entry to the App Store despite guideline revision

    NoWhere_NoOneNoWhere_NoOne
    crowley said:
    Good, but heaven knows why it was allowed in the first place. Absolute cesspool. 
    So what if individuals write such horrible things

    So what if someone is offended

    You dont have a right to not be offended

    This is so facist

    George Orwell was right - his timing was just a bit off

    If you dont have complete free speech then you have tyranny - the moronic youth of today havent a clue

    Isnt it better to know who the dickheads are?

    Surely the free exchange of ideas is more important than some random persons feelings
    cornchipzeus423

  • How Apple Silicon Macs can supercharge computing in the 2020s

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    CNYMacUser said:
    jcc said:
    This article paints a too rosy picture of the transition. The fact of the matter is that moving away from x86 will end Mac’s “best of both worlds” status. That means no more running Windows software.
    In over 20 years and Thousands of both Mac & Windows Users I have serviced, I have yet to meet ONE person who wants or needs to run Windows on a Mac. It's two separate Worlds plain and simple. Anyone who thinks otherwise is FUBAR.
    Then you clearly are only looking after little old ladies with their home usage

    There are a lot of us who need to use Windows Software...that isn't available on the Mac - but hate Windows and would rather run in Parallels...

    Either you are lying or a moron
    elijahg