Ars reviews Parallels Desktop 1.0
The Intel chips really have ushered in a new Era for Mac users. No longer do you need to keep a crappy Windows box around for those tasks that require that other OS. Boot Camp, as you know, is Apple's utility that turns your Intel Mac into a dual booting dream machine.
But who wants to reboot their machine just to check their bank account? Luckily Parallels, virtualization software, is available for the Mac. The good folks at Ars Technica take the newly 1.0'ed software for a spin and they like what they see. The only drawbacks are the lack of support for burning CD/DVD's and you won't be gaming on your virtual Windows machine.
