Patrik Siwek Apple has released a new set of promo videos that, for once, aren't about the iPhone X, but are aimed at those interested in the new iMac Pro. On official website companies as well as on theirs YouTube channels, several new spots have appeared in which professionals from various fields appear and show how they work on new and very powerful workstations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0GomryiATc
Several experts from many different fields participated in the creation of these short spots, whether it was graphics, animators, programmers, 3D designers and others. Each of them came up with a little project that they put together using only the new iMac Pro (with some exceptions). From initial design, to rendering and final completion.
In this way, Apple wants to demonstrate the capabilities of the new iMac Pro. The targeting is clear in this case. Although the new iMac Pro looks like the regular iMac we've been used to for the past few years, inside there is very powerful hardware that is made for professional use. The new iMac Pro is "so powerful that you don't even notice it while you're working, so you can focus only on what you're doing." You can view all videos either on the website, or on the official YouTube channels of Apple. In addition to them, there are also videos from the filming, where we can see how the preparation and filming took place. If you're interested in the iMac Pro, it's available from 140 thousand crowns in basic configuration.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN-suUcRdqQ
Any powerful desktop PC has these capabilities.
Again, it's a machine for students and inexperienced users, but in a black version... they haven't improved anything with the hardware... still the same shiny display, albeit in 5k, although it can't really be used even in Adobe CC... quite far behind in terms of performance compared to a PC with the same Xeon configuration, etc... Unfortunately, Macintosh It's been a long time since he did it for professionals, it's over. The same files, missing products, updates, etc...just sell quickly and drag from the former era. I'm writing this as For both Win and Mac users, but it's all the more misery for more money... Try to find out what operating systems and computers our entire modern infrastructure, banks, power plants, oil companies, the military and even digital studios for creating virtual reality work on or films...none of them use a Mac anymore...so what am I playing for? I am quite disappointed with Apple, but good advertising makes sales... I am no longer convinced...