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Originally Posted by Harry Wild
I hear the pricing in in the $4K-$5.5K range and that without monitor. It going be very, very pricey!
Do you mean this will be the price for the base...
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Originally Posted by jmc54
Do I need one? Hell no! Do I want one? Hell yes!
So buy one. I am also considering this possibility, to have it as a home machine serving non-stop all family members,...
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Originally Posted by TogetherWeStand
It's not like it's meant to be a mobile computer like an iPad or MacBook, it's designed as a desktop / work station.
I read that there are video/audio...
Quote:Originally Posted by MacRonin Huh, I could swear I covered this days ago…!
http://forums.appleinsider.com/t/157958/apple-throws-out-the-rulebook-for-its-unique-next-gen-mac-pro/160#post_2343370
This chassis could be both the...
Quote:Originally Posted by Lemon Bon Bon. The legendary 'X-Mac' has arrived.
Caveat.
It needs a prosumer config' priced around £1295-1495.
8 gigs of ram. SSD. i7. Nvidia 7xx card.
Home run Apple.
Start your lobbying of Apple...
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Originally Posted by PhilBoogie
Huh? I put my MP5.1 with 10.8 to sleep instead of shutting down. That's hibernation, right? I'm missing something here...
Indeed, you are missing something. In laptops, when...
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Originally Posted by AaronJ
As to pricing, let's face it: None of us really knows. But I STRONGLY suspect that people looking for something under $2k are dreaming. Heck, my iMac was $2700 (27",...
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Originally Posted by AaronJ
This is the problem with how people are viewing this: They are viewing this as a replacement for the old Mac Pro. It is NOT. It is a new order, a totally...
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Originally Posted by ecs
Yes... but... if you remove the Xeon, the GPUs, and the flash, I guess the remains is less than $1000. However, when you put on it the Xeon, the two GPUs, and the flash...