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Yesterday, Apple announced the all-new Mac Pro which is scheduled to come out “Later This Year“. During my overview of the Keynote, I touched on the announcement, but didn’t really give any specs. This article will take care of that 🙂
Once again, Apple shocked the computer world by introducing (previewing) its next generation Mac Pro. Taking the normal design, and shrinking it into a “tube-like” piece of hardware really makes the computer. They did the impossible yet again. By seeing the below specs, I think you’ll agree:
General overview:
* Dual GPUs
* PCI Express-based flash storage (up to 40GB per second)
* Thunderbolt 2
* Latest Generation Xeon Processors
* Support for 4K video
* Ultra-fast memory
* Up to 12 Core Processing Power
* 2x faster then the current Mac Pro
Every component of the new Mac Pro is optimized for performance, including:
MEMORY (RAM):
* Four-channel DDR-3 Memory Controller running at 1866MHz.
* Up to 60GB MHz Per Second Memory Bandwidth.
* ECC Memory, meaning the computer will render jobs quicker and without transient memory errors.
VIDEO:
* State of the art AMD Firepro-workstation class GPU with up to 6GB dedicated VRAM
* Connect up to three high-resolution 4K monitors.
STORAGE:
* Next-Generation PCI Express flash storage (Up to 2.5x faster then current hard drives)
* Designed around newest flash technology
EXPANSION:
* 6 Thunderbolt 2 ports (up to 20 Gigabytes per Second Data Transfer Speed)
* 4 USB 3 ports
* 2 Gigabyte EtherNet
* 1 HDMI 1.4 Port
ADVANCED WIRELESS:
* 802.11 ac
* Bluetooth 4.0
DESIGN:
* 9.9 x 6.6 Height / Width
* Designed and Assembled in the U.S.A.
For even more information, go to: http://www.apple.com/mac-pro/
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In depth? A bunch of specs from the website is not in depth.
Also, you seem to use Gigabit and Gigabyte interchangeably. There is an 8 fold difference in the two.
This is not an article. this is a post it note
Thanks for the comments, and I am glad you enjoyed the article.