The 'Modular' Mac Pro

[Tucom]

Could this be it?

https://www.amazon.com/Razer-Reveals-Project-Christine/dp/B00SZTOONW


I know this has been posted before (I think) - but I think this would be an incredible design and form factor and fits right in with the concept of a 'modular' Mac Pro. Razer nailed the execution (at least design wise) with Christine, but I wonder if Apple will take this engineering platform and do something similar?


Either way, it's a damn shame Project Christine never came about - truly incredible Apple like build and design.

 

[flat five]

i imagine it's too big.. or saying another way-> my guess would be that apple isn't going to make another computer where most users would set it on the floor.. i think it will be another 'desktop' computer as we saw with nMP.
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- truly incredible Apple like build and design.

the center band wrapping around everything is echoing the classic macPro's feet/handles.
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i think it will be another 'desktop' computer as we saw with nMP.

maybe they'll just make a desk.. so you buy the appleDeskMP and just plug your displays and whatnot into it.. the computer is in the desktop.. drawer slides out for component swapping.
yep

 

[Tucom]

the center band wrapping around everything is echoing the classic macPro's feet/handles.

Yep, and the Razer Core looks like a mini cMP or PowerMac G5. Razer take's so many design cues from Apple, but their execution is excellent and truly 'deserving' of borrowing from Apple.

I've had PowerMac G5's, 2010 Mac Pros, and now a Retina 4K iMac, and now owning a Razer Blade Stealth - it feels overall just as well built as any Apple product I've owned. Truly pleased.