Latest Geekbench performance figures for macOS VMs, and testing of how few cores and how little memory is really needed: could you run a macOS VM usefully on a MacBook Neo?
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Macworld
At a glance
Expert's Rating
Pros
- Distinguished and sturdy design
- Excellent single-core CPU performance
- Great-looking display
- Nothing feels cheap
Cons
- Different USB implementations on the two ports
- Trackpad lacks pressure-sensitivity
- Multi-core performance lags
- No P3 color gamut support
Our Verdict
The MacBook Neo is, in…
Macworld
At a glance
Expert's Rating
Pros
- Outstanding overall speed
- Drastic SSD speed improvement
- Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6 upgrades
Cons
- No cellular connectivity option
- Incremental CPU improvement over M4 Max
- Higher starting prices
Our Verdict
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