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It’s been brewing for a while, and now Apple has finally redesigned its flagship cheese grater pro desktop. The 2013-era Mac Pro has been totally redesigned with a new, cylindrical chassis and vastly upgraded internals that’s been designed to last “another 10 years.” The new hardware comes with a 12-core, 256-bit Intel Xeon processor, with 1,866MHz DDR3 Memory and 60GBps performance. Hard drive fans may be dismayed to read that the redesigned machine uses flash storage, but for those who will wince at pricey internal storage, has been designed to use Thunderbolt 2 with 20Gbps throughput. The machine is also the first Mac that’ll shop with dual AMD FirePro GPUs, and the whole unit is capable of supporting 4K displays. If you’re interested in the scale, the new Mac Pro is only 1/8th the volume stands as tall as the power button of the existing model. Presumably this new model has also been tweaked to conform to new regulations concerning electrical shielding, meaning the hardware can finally return to European shores. There’s no word on pricing, but the redesigned Mac Pro will be available later in the year. Gallery: WWDC 2013: Mac Pro
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