Parallels confirms MacBook Neo natively runs Windows via virtualization, bridging two ecosystems without performance compromises. Independent benchmarks show the Neo handles Windows 11 Pro at 92% of native speed, outperforming #10 NanoClaw's Docker-based emulation by a 34% efficiency margin. The integration supports full USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt passthrough, enabling 16GB RAM allocation for heavy workflows like AutoCAD — 45% faster than the average cloud VM alternative. For enterprise users, this eliminates dual-device setups, saving an estimated $1,200 per employee annually compared to separate Mac and PC hardware.

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