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Big Frank and Little Frank in Early 2009 Mac Pro.
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Yes I am easily amused.
Big Frank and Little Frank in Early 2009 Mac Pro.
From Apple Press Release:
CUPERTINO, California―December 18, 2013―Apple® today announced the all-new Mac Pro® will be available to order starting Thursday, December 19. Redesigned from the inside out, the all-new Mac Pro features the latest Intel Xeon processors, dual workstation-class GPUs, PCIe-based flash storage and ultra-fast ECC memory.
This really deserves the”finally” tag-line.
Apple is set to unveil OS X Mavericks, new lines of iPad, MacBook Pro, and Mac Pro on October 22, 2013 “We still have a lot to cover.” Special Event. It will take place at Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco starting 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time.
UPDATE:
Apple will be live streaming the special event on Apple.com and Apple TV.
As usual, some Tech-News site will be providing live coverage of the special event. Check back for the direct links as they become available.
(The links below are placeholders for the respective sites.)
P.S.
Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, The Street, Business Insider, NBC News, Paul Thurrott, Rob Enderle and some other jackasses already called this event to be boring and disappointing.
Apple has sent invitations to the upcoming “We still have a lot to cover.” event for October 22, 2013.
Apple is expected to unveil OS X Mavericks, new Mac Pro, new MacBook Pros and new lines of iPads.
Jim Dalrymple confirmed AllThingsD’s scoop about the event back on October 8, 2013.
Apple has officially seeded OS X Mavericks Golden Master to Developers. Many expect Apple to publicly release OS X Mavericks this October along with the newly redesigned Mac Pro and updated MacBook Pro.
The 5.29 GB installer for OS X Mavericks GM seed is available to paid Apple Developers at the Mac App Store.
The first Quarter of 2013 is in the past, and here’s what we know:
Things that analysts, investors and pundits are disappointed about, among others:
What’s coming from Apple in 2013, assuming they would update their product lines: