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You can now save 25% on the newly released Parallels Desktop 20 for Mac

Parallels Desktop 20 for Mac is here! Save 25% on Pro and Business plans and enjoy enhanced Windows integration and cross-platform tools.

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An open laptop displaying a colorful wallpaper with swirl patterns default operating system background. The laptop is set against an out-of-focus background featuring an urban cityscape during twilight with purple and blue hues. To the left of the laptop, there are cylindrical metallic structures, suggesting a modern office setting.
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If you’re a Mac user who loves the flexibility of running Windows or Linux seamlessly, the launch of Parallels Desktop 20 is big news. And right now, it’s even better news—because you can snag a 25% discount on the Pro and Business editions through September 25th, 2024. That means instead of paying the usual $119.99 or $149.99 per year, you can get these editions for $89.99 and $112.49, respectively.

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  • Parallels Desktop 20 released with AI tools and macOS Sequoia support

Unfortunately, the standard edition isn’t part of the discount deal, but it’s still available for $99.99 per year or a one-time payment of $129.99. Plus, if you’re on the fence, you can always try it out for the first 14 days for free before committing.

So, what’s new in Parallels Desktop 20? Quite a lot! Parallels has packed the latest version with features designed to enhance your cross-platform experience, making it easier to run and integrate Windows on your Mac.

An illustrated image showing multiple cards with multiple virctual machine screen in Parallels Desktop for Mac. The image displays a computer desktop with multiple virtual machine windows open, each showing a different operating system interface. In the center is a large window featuring the Windows Virtual Machine with its distinctive blue swirling wallpaper. To the top right, there’s a smaller macOS Virtual Machine window with its red and orange abstract wallpaper. At the bottom left, another small window shows the local device’s macOS interface with an open Safari browser displaying what appears to be a website dashboard. Lastly, at the bottom right corner is an Ubuntu Virtual Machine window with its default purple wallpaper. All virtual machine windows are surrounded by glowing borders matching their respective primary colors—blue for Windows, red for macOS, and purple for Ubuntu—set against a dark background that enhances their visibility. A recycle bin icon is also visible on the lower left side of the screen.
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Here’s a quick breakdown of the coolest new features:

  • Natural language interaction: With Microsoft Copilot integration, you can now control virtual machines using everyday language. It’s like having a conversation with your computer, making complex processes simpler.
  • Shared folders technology: Performance enhancements in this area mean smoother operation across apps and better resource management—critical for those running resource-intensive tasks.
  • macOS Sequoia optimization: Ready for the upcoming macOS Sequoia? Parallels Desktop 20 is optimized to ensure smooth functionality when Apple’s latest OS drops.

And that’s just scratching the surface.

  • AI virtual machines: These new AI-powered VMs promise to elevate your operational efficiency to new heights.
  • Linux improvements: If you’re running Linux, you’ll see significant performance boosts for your applications.
  • Windows 11 24H2 stability: No more worrying about system hiccups—this update ensures rock-solid stability when running the latest version of Windows.
  • Enhanced compatibility: Whether you’re using specialized software like ArcGIS Pro, LabVIEW, or Ninja Trader, Parallels Desktop 20 ensures everything runs smoothly.
A screenshot of the Parallels Desktop interface on a Mac, showing two windows. The first window, titled ‘Golden Images,’ lists a saved virtual machine image named ‘Windows 11, Apple silicon 1.’ The second window, titled ‘Virtual Machines,’ displays a list of various virtual machines with details such as name, version, condition (running or suspended), and last changed date.
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Plus, for those using Apple silicon, you can now capture snapshots of your macOS VMs, while the advanced High-level FUSE API adoption opens up even more possibilities.

In short, Parallels Desktop 20 is shaping up to be the ultimate solution for anyone needing a flexible, high-performance virtual environment on a Mac. Whether you’re a developer, designer, or business professional, this might be the perfect time to upgrade your setup—and save some cash while you’re at it.


Disclaimer: Prices and promotions mentioned in this article are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change based on the retailers’ discretion. Please verify the current offer before making a purchase.


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