Yesterday Apple confirmed to 9to5Mac that the Mac Pro is officially discontinued. I don’t think anybody who’s been paying attention to this can be surprised. The writing was on the wall with the last Mac Pro update, which was twice the price and just…
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Some Quick, Random Thoughts Following the Apple WWDC Keynote
Here I am at Apple Park, having spent the morning watching the keynote event on campus. It was a lot of fun and, of course, I have thoughts: The Software The software updates were more robust than I expected. I’d originally heard this year…
Continue reading →Some Speculation on the Future Mac Pro
As we lead up to WWDC and look at the current state of the Apple silicon Macs, I can’t help but wonder what’s left for the Mac Pro. The thing that has me scratching my head is the extraordinary power of the Mac Studio.…
Continue reading →Stephen Hackett’s Mac Pro
Stephen Hackett wrote a goodbye letter to his Mac Pro. I’ve been teasing him about that computer for years on the Mac Power Users, but I completely understand why he bought it … and why he is now selling it. When that Mac Pro…
Continue reading →Mac Pro Updates
Yesterday Apple released some new gear for the Intel Mac Pro. I’ve been telling anyone that will listen to only buy Apple Silicon Macs going forward, but the Mac Pro does remain the easiest exception to the rule. There are folks making motion pictures that need massively…
Continue reading →Hello, New Mac Pro
The New Mac Pro is now available for sale, and it’s a beast. I think it’s prettier on the inside than the outside. Granted, this computer is for a tiny population of power users (I am not one of them), but I’m thrilled that Apple…
Continue reading →Goodbye, Old Mac Pro
I really enjoyed Stephen Hackett’s latest video tribute to the last generation Mac Pro.
Continue reading →Keynote and Mac Pro Photos
On Scene I thought nobody was supposed to call it “Dub Dub”? Compadres So many people … The New Mac Pro Wheels! So many holes. Craig Federighi talking Mac Pros Music Workstation The Mac Pro isn’t aimed (or priced) for casual users or even…
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