Didn't say. I really, really, can't see it being soldered on, but it may be difficult to upgrade.
No expand ability - difficult ram upgrades - cluttered desks with all the new expansion towers - and no word on price - I think my 2012 12 core Mac Pro bought at amazon for $2499 just went up in value
I'm still in shock... not sure what I think yet.
Oh? It's got 6 Thunderbolt 2.0 ports and USB 3.0? Tell me again how your Mac Pro went up in value.
Oh? It's got 6 Thunderbolt 2.0 ports and USB 3.0? Tell me again how your Mac Pro went up in value.
Any word on when the new new Mac Pro is coming out? Thunderbolt 2 is kind of laughable compared to Thunderbolt 3. Hoping for something in early-mid 2014.
No FW800 would be kind of surprising since it is mentioned during weblogs I've read.
They better be under $1750. $1500 would be even better. I certainly can't imagine this being $2500 like the current low end Mac Pro.
Oh? It's got 6 Thunderbolt 2.0 ports and USB 3.0? Tell me again how your Mac Pro went up in value.
+1 I am really leaning towards buying a used 2010 or 2012 to hold me over for a while...
+1 I am really leaning towards buying a used 2010 or 2012 to hold me over for a while...
A mini is for you.While I am not a Pro which reqiures that kind of power, I have to say I quite like the new Mac Pro. It might be my next Mac.
Here's why
1) Looking to move away from the iMac, but stay at Apple
2) Like the idea of external expandability (I am one of those people who isn't crack your Mac open saavy).
3) While I am not a Pro technician in the Media based fields or a gamer, I do want my next Mac to last longer than 3 years. At $2500-3,000 a pop, I've put a lot of money into iMacs over the past 14 years, so I want a machine that will allow me to update storage, displays etc. over time. And be worth the expense to me.
4) Want control over my choice of display(s)
5) Really like the smaller size
6) Made in the U.S.A. - yes, please.
This announcement is keeping me at Apple. With all of the issues with the latest iMacs and uncertainy of screens/price with the otherwise great rMBPs/crappy battery life, I realize I want to stay with a Mac desktop, but want something more than a Mini.
I hope this will be a great machine. I am looking forward to learning more about the specs/prices and will vote with my wallet then.
They better be under $1750. $1500 would be even better. I certainly can't imagine this being $2500 like the current low end Mac Pro.
Can someone there confirm that you can or cannot upgrade the gfx card/ram in the new mac pro. It's basically a deal breaker if you can't. Why drop so much cash on a machine that is out of date in 2yrs and cannot be upgraded in such a basic way after that.