I bought my daughter the new Air with the M1 chip, and it’s impressive. Unless you’re a developer who needs to develop x86 software, e.g., in a Linux VM, I think the new machine will do fine.
I bought my daughter the new Air with the M1 chip, and it’s impressive. Unless you’re a developer who needs to develop x86 software, e.g., in a Linux VM, I think the new machine will do fine
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Windows x64 mainly with native accelerated graphics. Parallels just cant do it. Unity3D (uses DOT.NET extensively) and Unreal Engine simply doesn’t target ARM processors. Rosetta II and games development/ 3D modeling just doesn’t cut it.
Remember Windows RT that tried it. Super walled garden approach.