re: GT that facility is in Arizona near Phoenix iirc
Ah yes. Never mind!
My guess is it's just Flex again.
re: GT that facility is in Arizona near Phoenix iirc
This is at least realistic.
iPhone made in the USA is unrealistic.
I'd like to see Apple assemble the iMac Pro in the US as well
Lol that’s what happens if you step out of the display making business for years..you can download the full res image from apple's press page.
wonder if this is a glimpse of the Mac Pro's packaging...
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And yes they are 100% using upside down iMacs. lol...
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good spot @Tastannin
With only 11 people building the total production run of the Mac Pro for the whole of the Americas they'll need a head start.......I'm confused. They're busy building machines, but no-one has the BTO options yet. Will they spec machines at the factory and then ship overseas – or ship empty cases and then spec them in different territories... or what?
Also, will the default remain at 256 even though the entry level model 16 inch MBP comes with 512 GBs.So 4TB max for Mac Pro. 8TB for MacBook Pro?
It's not because the product is made in the US that all of a sudden it's a much higher quality product, i'd even argue that the opposite is true as the workers in China would already have years of experienceOr better yet, since Macs are considered more professional grade tools vs iOS devices, It'd be great to see Apple assemble all of their Mac products in the USA.
So customers in the rest if the world have their Mac Pro built with cheap labour in China thus subsidising the overly expensive plant in Texas just so apple can tell US customers “it’s assembled in the USA”.![]()
I'd like to see Apple assemble the iMac Pro in the US as well.
Fat chance.
So customers in the rest if the world have their Mac Pro built with cheap labour in China thus subsidising the overly expensive plant in Texas just so apple can tell US customers “it’s assembled in the USA”.![]()
I don't know about the location, but I'm really curious how many mac pro orders do they have for that insane price ?![]()
Is it me or is the plant using iMacs hung upside down as some sort of information display at various stations?
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This looks like a screw-driver assembly line with about 20 workers. Hardly very exciting.
No, it’s so Apple can avoid US tariffs. Brilliant!So customers in the rest if the world have their Mac Pro built with cheap labour in China thus subsidising the overly expensive plant in Texas just so apple can tell US customers “it’s assembled in the USA”.![]()