In a radical new design like no computer you’ve seen before. Radically redesigned and re-engineered, the Mac Pro features latest-generation processing architecture for blazingly fast production that will provide years of unbridled speed and performance.ĭual workstation-class GPUs. Photographers, video producers, audio engineers, graphic designers, and even scientists are raving about these phenomenal, innovative Macs. For now, this was just a rumor, but we'll surely keep you posted on the matter.If you need the ultimate in power and expandability, these “cylinder” Mac Pros are for you. Still, let's not undermine the thrill of having 8 cores within grasp. It's not like they'll get to actually use them. I must admit I can't see why people are so looking forward to the 8-core machine. There is a tutorial explaining that as well. Quad-core Intel chips have been available for quite some time now and innovative, skillful, power-obsessed minds even managed to integrate them on a Mac Pro by replacing the Pro's stock Dual Core Xeons with Intel's new Quad Core Xeon X5355. Since this summer will be packed with Apple launches, why not launch then the 8-core Mac Pro? What better compliment to the new, much improved (we'll have to see about that, but still) Leopard, than an 8-cored Intel machine? Could it be that the Cupertino-based company is planning a May Mac Pro launch? I wouldn't be surprised. The team at Apple should be more careful.Ī thought just crossed my mind. I should say it would be simply wrong to announce the powerful, byte-eating beast through a website content mistake. Users reportedly came across this listing when searching for 'MacPro'. The UK online Apple Store listing reads 'Now quad-core and 8-core processing power,' however, if you click on the link it takes you to the standard Quad core web-page. Not to say Apple won't be releasing the 8-cored beast, we'll soon get to see it, perhaps someday this year, but this surely was not the day. After the surprise appearance took place, Apple quickly corrected the error, leaving us all with just a rumor that doesn't even stand anymore. Waw, 8-core? Are you kidding? Yes! Apple was just kidding.

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