#PARALLELS DESKTOP WINDOWS 10 RETINA DISPLAY KEYGEN#
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Sure, with photo's it looks nice, but for dealing with text, it functions just as well as the 11" display. In my experience with prior versions, resizing a Windows window cause the screen to temporarily flicker before the new resolution was applied, but this was not the case on Parallels Desktop 13.dditionally, scaling has also been improved to smoothen out how Windows and Windows apps appear on Apple’s Retina Display. When I looked at the new 12" rMB at the store, the display was nice, but it didn't seem like it was really a lot better than the 11" or 13" MBA. It basically has about the same power as the regular 2011-2012 chips, which even then would be ok for most apps, but, if you want to run a VM, you will want to have as much power as you can get, right now. I would go with the 11" for several reasons:ġ) least important, but still.the 12" is a 1st generation product, never ever buy the 1st gen of anythingĢ) the lack of ports, like USB.yeah, you won't be using USB a lot, but when you need it, you will have to hope you brought along that cable (you did buy that new $30 - $50 USD cable, right?)ģ) The Core M is a great chip.but, it emphasizes low power for longer battery life. Sorry, I misunderstood, I got confused and thought you meant retina MBP, not plain (and new) 12" retina MacBook (not Pro). Personally, I think all the hubbub over the Core M processor is way overblown for the VAST majority of what the VAST majority of us do. From what I understand, the 8GB of RAM and a minimum of 256SSD are more than enough for Parallels, unless you have to run other resource intensive apps simultaneously. The MBA with only 4GB of RAM has given me a few issues bogging down with large complex spreadsheets and data analysis, but I've not had that problem with any of the other machines - including the new Macbook (though admittedly I've only had it now a couple of weeks). I don't use Visio, but I do use Word, Excel (a lot) and PowerPoint and have had no problem with any of these machines. I have parallels running 8.1 on all of these machines. In my household, I have a '13 MBA 13" with 4GB of RAM and 128GB SSD, a '14 rMBP 13" with 8GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD, and I just picked up the new base model Macbook (1.1/8/256) as an iPad replacement for when I travel - or rather a replacement for carrying both the iPad and the Air.