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Apple debuts new $5999 Mac Pro with up to 28-core Xeon processors
lkrupp said:bitmod said:Apple missed the mark completely on this... completely. They custom designed a Mac Pro for Pixar... what about the rest of us? FFS... -
Apple debuts new $5999 Mac Pro with up to 28-core Xeon processors
StrangeDays said:bitmod said:StrangeDays said:bitmod said:If you’re a Fortune 100 company... it’s going to be great!
Where is the Mac for the small business that makes up 98% of the market? The freelancers who need a solid machine that they can upgrade over 7 years. iMac isn’t it.
This is looks like a fantastic machine - but it misses the mark for what the average pro user has been asking for.
There are plenty of Mac options for small businesses. Such businesses likely do not need a MacPro. Per Craig, the majority of their pro users are...developers. The new iMac and iMac Pro have them covered for software development. Likewise for wedding photographers and the other small businesses in your mind. This....is a workstation. If you cannot afford, you very likely do no require it.
Not for hobbyists and tinkerers, sorry.
And im guessing you aren’t a business owner... there is a big difference between affordability and practicality.
Its a beautiful rig thou...
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Apple debuts new $5999 Mac Pro with up to 28-core Xeon processors
The industrial design looks fantastic! Steve would be proud. But for ATI only and 1 gen processor design... it’s not going to make a lot of sense to the average pro at these price points. I think it forces a lot of people to stay in iMacs. Do I want one? Yes. Can I afford one? Yes. Will I buy one? No. Apple would have to offer a 5 year warranty to convince me to get into one. -
Apple debuts new $5999 Mac Pro with up to 28-core Xeon processors
StrangeDays said:bitmod said:If you’re a Fortune 100 company... it’s going to be great!
Where is the Mac for the small business that makes up 98% of the market? The freelancers who need a solid machine that they can upgrade over 7 years. iMac isn’t it.
This is looks like a fantastic machine - but it misses the mark for what the average pro user has been asking for. -
Apple debuts new $5999 Mac Pro with up to 28-core Xeon processors