
Can Apple's $599 MacBook Neo run Windows apps? The short answer is yes. Running Windows on macOS isn’t new — especially with tools like Parallels Desktop. It's a virtualization software for macOS that lets you run Windows, Linux, and other operating systems side‑by‑side with macOS apps, without necessarily needing a separate PC.
What's more, it's the only solution with a nod from Microsoft to officially run Windows 11 on macOS. Following Apple's launch of the MacBook Neo, I'm sure many people have questioned its capabilities to run Windows apps. It's a valid concern, especially since the $599 entry ships with the A18 Pro SoC (the same chip that powers Apple's iPhone 16 series) under the hood.