Perhaps realising that calling yesterday’s Mac Pro update “new” was like hammering a nail into your wall and calling it a renovation, Apple fessed up today: there’s nothing that new about it.
The Mac Pros got a spec bump. A pretty insulting spec bump, really — slightly faster processors. That’s it. No Thunderbolt, no USB 3.0, nothing from the era since Ke$Ha was on the radio daily. The “new” banner has been removed as of today, with perhaps a mix of embarrassment and honour. [Apple Store]













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Didn’t Tim Cook say only yesterday that we’ll be getting a bigger overhaul next year?
So long as people have a bit of patience I don’t really see what the problem is.
Isn’t it just new in the same way any other ready built desktop is? Sure you could upgrade it yourself, but if the company is selling a complete computer with a part that it didn’t previously contain it is new.