| Fusion | Fusion Pro | |
General | ||
| Create and run multiple operating systems as VMs | ||
| Create Large VMs (16 CPU, 64GB RAM) | ||
| New App Menu | ||
| Customizable Touch Bar Support | ||
| Multiple Snapshots | ||
| Convert PC into a virtual machine | ||
macOS Integration | ||
| Host/guest file sharing | ||
| Shared/Mirrored Folders | ||
| Run VM with Different View Modes | ||
| Unity View Mode | ||
| 3D graphics with DX10.1 and OpenGL 3.3 support | ||
Device Support | ||
| Runs on the Latest macOS | ||
| High Resolution 4K/5K/Retina Display Support | ||
| Virtual Trusted Platform Module Device | ||
| UEFI + Secure Boot Support | ||
| Virtual NVMe Device | ||
| Support a Wide Range of Virtual Devices | ||
| USB Smart Card Reader Support | ||
| Works with Assistive Devices (Section 508 Compliant) | ||
| Multi-language Keyboard Support | ||
Operating System Support | ||
| Support for Windows 10 VM | ||
| Support for macOS Mojave Host and Guest | ||
| Over 200 Supported OSs (Linux, older Windows, BSD) | ||
| Run BootCamp as VM | ||
| Import/Convert BootCamp into VM | ||
Advanced Features | ||
| Fusion REST API | ||
| One-Click SSH to Linux VM | ||
| Command Line Operation: vmrun and VIX | ||
| 3rdParty Integrations | ||
| Create Linked Clones | ||
| Create Full Clones | ||
| Customizable Advanced Networking | ||
| Secure VM Encryption | ||
| Connect to vSphere/ESXi Server | ||
| Improved vSphere Remote View | ||
| Virtual Network Customization (NAT, network rename) | ||
| Virutal Network Simulation (Packet Loss, Latency, Bandwidth) | ||
Vmware Vs Parallels For Mac
Vmware Vs Parallels For Mac
I have parallels, but I would prefer not to buy the vmware fusion to run on the mac. Wondering if its worth it to run parallels to run windows, then run vmware inside. I have 2 GB of RAM and could upgrade to 4 GB (max on the laptop) but everything associated with a mac is really expensive.