stick with a traditional Windows machine... worst case, boot from Windows on the Apple Mac hardware, but no complaints allowed.
Hi! I am an independent contractor and I use a lot of "hardcore" windows programs every day. I am going to be upgrading to a mac soon, and am wondering if I should get Parallels, or just dual-boot and live with the hassle of transferring files between OS's if I need to email something or I want to run a special program. basically, I'm asking if parallels desktop for mac is safe and stable, or will i be better off with a dual-boot machine.
Thanks!
N Clark

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