A new designįolks who were indifferent with the older Mac Pro's design will be happy to know that Mac Pro 2019 has been created to be far more industrial and modular. We only know the price for the base model at the moment, but a recent estimate suggests it could cost as high as $45,000 (around £35,000, AU$65,000). Remember, however, that the Pro Display XDR – for $4,999 (about £4,000, AU$7,150) – is a separate purchase, as is the Pro Stand for $999 (about £800, AU$1,400) and VESA Mount Adapter for $199 (about £160, AU$285). That’s for the base configuration with an 8-core Intel Xeon processor (CPU), Radeon 580X graphics processor (GPU) and 32GB of ECC memory (RAM). This is after the new Mac Pro had a vague "Fall 2019" release window for most of the year. The Mac Pro 2019 finally hit the streets on Tuesday, December 10, 2019. What is it? Apple's new dedicated desktop.
This isn't a computer made for the average consumer, as you'll find the spec and price to be far in excess of what you’ll likely need – and can probably afford. In fact, Apple is targeting the new Mac Pro 2019 at production crews and serious creators. That's always been the case with Mac Pro configurations – it's going to be an investment for everything, which also means that it’s not for everyone. Naturally, the new Mac Pro 2019's companion screen is sold separately, as is the color-tweaked keyboard, mouse and trackpad. That does come with the 28-core Intel Xeon-W processor, 1.5TB of RAM and a 4TB SSD, but that's still a lot of cash. However, if you really want to pack the computer with the heaviest hardware in the game, it's going to set you back a whopping $52,748 (£47,588, AU$84,778). This monitor will set you back monstrous $4,999 (about £3,950, AU$7,270) for the standard version, and $5,999 (about £4,730, AU$8.720) for the Nano-texture equipped version. These specs all combine to deliver a new technology Apple has dubbed Extreme Dynamic Range or XDR, the next generation of HDR. This monitor is able to produce stunning images, as well, thanks to its 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio. Apple achieves this by using a unique lattice cooling pattern on the back of the display in order to maintain 1,000 nits of brightness at all times – with 1,600 nits of peak brightness.
This 32-inch 6K display comes with a Nano-Texture surface meant to reduce reflections without affecting the overall image quality.Īdditionally, because every single LED is calibrated at the factory level for HDR, Apple is able to deliver high-dynamic range like never seen before.
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