Apple's new, high-end iMac Pro packs a ton of power into a svelte, all-in-one desktop machine. Its performance and style are more than enough to impress, giving professional users a much-needed workhorse option in the Mac lineup —provided you can stomach the $5,000-and-up price tag.
After the Mac Pro languished for years, many high-end users assumed Apple was exiting the professional PC market for good. Then this year, Apple surprised by unveiling the iMac Pro, marking the first time it has made a pro-focused version of the long-running iMac desktop.
Offering up to 18 cores, AMD's latest and most powerful graphics cards, 128GB of DDR4 ECC RAM, and 4 terabytes of the fastest NVME storage on the market, Apple didn't skimp.
Who is all of this power for? Is there really a market for a machine that starts at $4,999 and can be specced out to a grand total of $13,199? Apple seems to think so, and after testing the new iMac Pro, we agree.
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