Mac Pro, iMac & Qualcomm: What to expect from Apple in the start of 2019
It's the start of a brand new year, and as usual there is a lot happening in the first half of 2019, for both Apple itself and for connected companies in the rest of the technology sphere. AppleInsider details some of the things you should expect to hear more about in the next few months.
Apple hasn't updated the Mac Pro for a considerable amount of time, with the only real change to the product line being an update to the 2013 model in 2017 that added a six-core Xeon configuration and dual AMD G500 GPUs. A change is well overdue.
At the time of the update, Apple revealed it was "completely rethinking the Mac Pro," with mentions of a new modular design that could be more open to upgrades than the existing cylindrical model. A new "pro display" was also promised, to accompany what Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller advised would be Apple's "highest-end, high-throughput desktop system, designed for our demanding pro customers."
