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commentzilla said:

I think they should abandon the Mac Pro  and revive the Mac Server with drive trays, slots for IO and redundancy. That would sell considering the power efficiency of the M series chips.

Who would want to own an expensive Mac Server when AWS Graviton is *right there*?  Apple's product is distinguished as a user device, and that's where they can justify a price premium.

Finally, someone has fixed ALL the unpatched security vulnerabilities in the Series 1 Apple Watch (watchOS 6)

Being from Jony Ive I assume there are no wired audio outputs, and the only output is Bluetooth 4.2.

Lack of GPU support is a sure sign that Apple is going to return to a 12-18 month product lifecycle for the Mac Pro.  That 76-core GPU may look hot today but you can be sure that AMD, Nvidia, and even Intel are not just going to sit still for the next 5 years.

Oh, the new Mac Pro is *not* expected to get annual refreshes?  *crickets*

So one of the launch titles for Apple's entry into VR will be a 4 year old game with minimalist graphics?  cool.