Parallels Adds Support For More Chrome OS Devices

Chrome Os devices, like Chromebooks, are pretty inexpensive and are unremarkably proficient enough to get the task done. But what if you lot needed a computer that could run software that wasn't available for Chrome Os? Similar a Windows specific software, for case? The good news is that Parallels has been updated where it will now offering support for more Chrome OS devices.

For those who are unfamiliar, Parallels is a software that lets you run another operating system on your estimator, similar a Mac figurer running Windows, or a Chrome OS computer running Windows. While Parallels did support Chrome OS in the by, it wasn't compatible with every Chrome Bone device out there.

Nevertheless, with the update, the developers take added support to more Chrome Os devices, like those running on AMD's Ryzen five and Ryzen 7 processors. There is also support for more Intel-based Chromebooks also as Chromeboxes.

In addition to supporting more devices, the update volition also bring about boosted back up for things like the arrangement photographic camera and microphone. According to Google, "To adjust, we are happy to announce that Parallels Desktop for Chrome Os supports the system camera and microphone. This ensures users tin can admission products like the Windows version of Microsoft Teams and Skype. Additionally, Parallels Desktop for Chrome OS now supports USB devices, such as flash drives and USB hubs."

If you'd similar to see if your Chrome OS device is supported by the latest version of Parallels, you can check it out on Google's back up folio.

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