Apple today rolled out an update to Boot Camp to add support for Windows 10. The roll out seems to be staged right now, with only selected Mac owners getting it while using Windows via the Boot Camp partition on their PC.
Besides adding support for Windows 10, Boot Camp 6 also adds support for many of Mac’s features to the OS, including USB 3.0, Thunderbolt, built-in SD card slots, Apple Keyboard, mouse, and more.
Apple has also updated its support document to list the Macs that are support by Boot Camp 6. This includes all the variants of the MacBook Air started from the mid 2012 model, the Retina MacBook Pro starting from the mid 2012 model, iMacs from late 2012, Mac Minis from late 2012, and the late 2013 Mac Pro.
To install Windows 10 on your Mac, you will require a licensed copy of the OS.
If you are interested in installing Windows 10 on your Mac, make sure to check out this support document from Apple for more details.
[Via MacRumors]
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