The 2013 Mac Pro may be the final version of this model with no successor in the works.
As of September 13th, 1,000 days have passed since Apple released the first version of the redesigned Mac Pro computer.
The current Mac Pro came out on December 19th 2013, meaning that programmers and video professionals who need a high-performing Mac and buy one today will only have a couple years’ use before it becomes what Apple SVP Phil Schiller describes as a “really sad” five-year-old PC.
Oddly enough, this isn’t even the oldest model Apple still sells and you can inexplicably still buy the non-retina MacBook Pro that was released 1,555 days ago in June 2012.
Still, Apple is rumored to be revamping its Mac lineup in 2017 with a significant MacBook Pro redesign said to be in the works. We haven’t heard anything of a new Mac Pro, but we’ll get the news to you if we hear anything at all.
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