Adam Kos The closer we are to an expected product launch, the more information about it surfaces. The only exceptions are iPhones, which are speculated about immediately after the release of the current version. We are alluding to the expected Mac Pro, about which there is now silence on the sidewalk. Will we ever see him?
Mac Pro is Apple's flagship desktop computer, the last generation of which we saw in 2019. However, we also waited many years for it, because the previous version came in 2013. But the even earlier release trend was more frequent, because it was 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2012. Now we are waiting for the new Mac Pro especially in connection with its transition from Intel processors to Apple Silicon, because this most advanced desktop computer is the last one to offer it.
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Will Mac Studio replace Mac Pro?
This year will probably be different from previous years. As it seems, we will not see the spring event that should introduce us to the company's new products, among which the Mac Pro could just be. However, since MacBooks are mainly expected at WWDC, which will be held in early June, it would be wise for Apple to have the Mac Pro come earlier. But instead of the cadence of leaks informing us about him increasing, the news, on the contrary, rather fell silent.
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Given the presence of the Mac Studio, it's quite possible that we'll never see a new Mac Pro, and Apple will cut the line rather than expand it, but the situation could be different. With new product launches taking the form of press releases, it's possible that the Mac Pro isn't getting any big, flashy introductions. On the other hand, this product is supposed to represent the most that the company can do in the field of computers, and therefore it would certainly be a shame.
Silent speculations may also be connected with the fact that historically the majority of Mac Pros have been produced in the USA, and if the new product follows this trend, due to the "shortening" of the supply chain path, appropriate information simply does not reach the public. The only thing that is certain is that until the new Mac Pro arrives, we can still hope for it. A clear cut to the product line would perhaps be if Apple stopped selling the current generation and did not introduce any relevant successor until then.
I'm not surprised by that. I really wonder what the Mac Pro on Apple Silicon could offer over the Mac Studio?
Perhaps a sufficiently configurable workstation for something other than video editing.