The latest Apple Mac Pro was shown off at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023 as its newest version of the pro-grade computer that's sure to entice tech enthusiasts alike. The computer features a familiar design compared to previous versions, but is equipped with the new Apple M2 Ultra chip to offer a 24-core CPU with 16 performance cores, eight efficiency cores, a 32-core Neural Engine and more. The system features 64GB of unified memory that can be configured up to 128GB or 192GB, while the 1TB SSD can be upgraded to 2TB, 4TB or 8TB to meet needs.
The latest Apple Mac Pro also features a total of seven expansion slots, six of which offer PCIe gen 4 compatibility, to further future-proof the system.
Pro-Grade Expansion-Supporting Computers
The Latest Apple Mac Pro Features the M2 Ultra Chip
Trend Themes
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