|
My guess is that they will totally redesign it, hugely powerful processor, powerful video cards huge hard drives maybe even the the default will be a SSD. What do you guys think? Jacob. |
The question has been closed for the following reason "The question is answered, right answer was accepted" by KevinLockergnome Sep 14 '12 at 01:38
|
Don't be so sure they're will be a big update next year. I'm starting to thing the Mac Pro will go the way of the iPod Classic - Sold but ignored by Apple. Although, the Mac Pro is their powerhouse and is for very intense tasks. I can't see they can do much to it other then upgrade the graphics, processor, Ram and add some more options to it, I'd imagine they'd re-design the casing a little but there's noa whole lot to be done with it. No apple CEO Tim Cook announced a huge update next year for the Mac Pro so yeah Where is this announcement then? 1
He emailed it to someone, there's an article on it here: http://goo.gl/p5D2L |
|
Retina... oh right it's not a device with a screen built in. Well, It may be a little early to predict but I'll try this game. SDD standard, possibly drop the Super Drives out of them, Slimmer design, better graphics (Nvidia for sure) HDMI outputs (Do they have that already?) 3
I don't know about dropping SuperDrives, people who paid that amount of money deserve all the bells and whistles. 1
I suppose you're probably right. I wouldn't pay 2400 for a computer without a disc drive. 1
ah yes hdmi i think that will start to appear on every mac soon and i believe its not yet on the pros I could see them dropping the super drives. That's the way things are headed. I don't know, maybe not next year, but within the next couple of updates. 1
I don't believe it one bit, sure optical drives are seldom used but I wouldn't pay the starting $2,500 on a computer if it doesn't do anything I throw at it, whether it be playing a DVD or making a second Chopin's Nocturne in B-flat minor. It should do it. I do see your point there. But I bet you wouldn't care if the expensive computer you bought had a floppy disk drive. I know optical drives aren't as obsolete as floppy drives, but Apple has a way of pushing things out in the name of progress. It's only a matter of time. I'm not saying it's a sure thing for the next update, I'm just saying I wouldn't be surprised if it happened.
showing 5 of 6
show all
|
|
obv new design, IMO a compact design yet airy to keep it cool, latest standards in ram and I/O and workstation quality cpu & gpu option, its a mac pro and it ll always be for the pro, i m more interested in what they offer in the baseline model as its the only model that normal consumers can afford. |
Any changed thoughts?