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Apple to Release Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR on December 10
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The 2017 Mea Culpa was published in April 2017, so we’re at 32 months.
It more or less was. There was a roundtable with journalists in April 2017, which basically pre-announced the iMac Pro and Mac Pro.
Nope. Click thru....links are dead
***now saying "product not available' when adding to my cart***
It's 12pm EST. He was right.
Wouldn't surprise me
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Maxed out with an education discount: $46,087.99
Jesus, thats one hell of a beast... Both in terms of performance and price...
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Exciting!! Now, I just need for OWC to announce their ram prices for this and I'll be set to go!!! 10 year wait is almost over!
the wheels are a must for $400 
everything else a bit as expected. i guess the processors and memory can get bought a lot cheaper and installed on your own. i'll wait for user reports on this.
things like 1.5tb of ram for 25k+ seem ridiculous, I cant imagine any use for that
if those special gpus are even used in normal software i dont know.
a threadripper 32 core system for 6-7k translates to Mac Pro of about 16-18k
with the threadripper being faster and it will be replaceable later on with the 64core version of q1/20
for the 9-10k of price difference i can buy an imac pro for all tasks not needing a lot of cores
and i still can take some nice holidays
as it was stated before i also think this pro is only good for video professionals.
everything else a bit as expected. i guess the processors and memory can get bought a lot cheaper and installed on your own. i'll wait for user reports on this.
things like 1.5tb of ram for 25k+ seem ridiculous, I cant imagine any use for that
if those special gpus are even used in normal software i dont know.
a threadripper 32 core system for 6-7k translates to Mac Pro of about 16-18k
with the threadripper being faster and it will be replaceable later on with the 64core version of q1/20
for the 9-10k of price difference i can buy an imac pro for all tasks not needing a lot of cores
and i still can take some nice holidays
as it was stated before i also think this pro is only good for video professionals.
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You are just showing me items for sale.
Still waiting for proof.
Hint: Show me data, reports, studies etc.
Dude, what's your point? Just so I'm clear, are you suggesting that PC actually have more long term value than Macs? Clarify because I'm confused as to what point you're failing to make.
You said Macs last at least three times longer than a PC.
I support 75,000 of each in my business and I know it’s not true so I’m curious as to why you think it is.
Yeah I was just guessing about twice the cost of the 4 GPU option, what that industry would be willing to pay to eliminate proxy workflows, and how few Apple would sell. (It’s an FPGA fwiw.)
Off by an order of magnitude ?
It's up and the prices are INSANE!
$37,600 is otherworldly, but some of the midrange broadcast stations I've engineered for spend more than that on their play-to-air servers and they almost always buy two of them.
$37,600 is otherworldly, but some of the midrange broadcast stations I've engineered for spend more than that on their play-to-air servers and they almost always buy two of them.
What was the rest of the config... Enquiring minds want to know
Well, a Dell machine with 28c and 1.5TB and dual RTX5000 is close to $95k. Didn't bother to put in SSDs.