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Apple unveiled the new redesigned Mac Pro at WWDC 2019 in June. However, the availability of the new computer for professional users is still unknown and the official statement refers to this autumn.

But now it seems that the ice has moved. Apple has begun sending new support materials to its technicians and authorized service providers, and has also updated its Mac Configuration Utility. Technicians now know how to put a new Mac Pro into DFU mode, in which they can work directly with the computer's firmware. On current Macs, the Mac Configuration Utility tool is usually used after replacing the motherboard with the T2 security chip.

Server & Hosting MacRumors he also received specific screenshots and other materials, but for reasons of protecting his source, he has not yet published them. In any case, the fact that technicians are already receiving manuals and Apple is updating its tools is a sure sign that the launch of the Mac Pro is near.

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General appearance of the Mac Configuration Utility

The years of waiting for a Mac Pro are over

The new computer returns to the standard modular design that was already there before the Mac Pro 2013 version also nicknamed the "trash bin". Apple bet too much on design with this version and the computer often suffered functionally. It was not only cooling, but also the availability of third-party components, which is essential for a professional computer of this category.

We have been waiting for a successor for several years. Apple finally fulfilled the promise when it actually did this year showed the Mac Pro 2019. We're back to the standard Tower design, which Apple has made even better this time. He concentrated more for cooling and replacement of components.

The basic configuration will start at a price of USD 5, which can rise to 999 crowns after conversion and tax. At the same time, the equipment of this configuration is a little weaker, but we must remember that all components can be replaced. The base model will be equipped with an eight-core Intel Xeon processor, 185 GB of ECC RAM, a Radeon Pro 32X graphics card and a 580 GB SSD.

Apple will also launch its professional 32" Pro Display XDR with 6K resolution. Its price, including the stand, is identical to the base price of the Mac Pro.

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