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Eddie Cue talks about creativity & productivit…

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Eddie Cue talks about creativity & productivity apps. They are all 64-bit, iOS 7 and Mac OS Mavericks compatible and integrated with iCloud.

Posted on October 22, 2013 by carl | Leave a reply

Fun fact: the case of the Mac Pro uses unique meta…

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Fun fact: the case of the Mac Pro uses unique metal-working processes and robots similar to those used in building luxury cars. #ygmd

Posted on October 22, 2013 by carl | Leave a reply

Mac Pro uses products from more than 2,000 people…

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Mac Pro uses products from more than 2,000 people spread across 20 states in the U.S. It is made in USA. #ygmd

Posted on October 22, 2013 by carl | Leave a reply

The Mac Pro is no louder than a Mac Mini. They wen…

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The Mac Pro is no louder than a Mac Mini. They went from 6 fans to 1 giant one that spins slowly from the top. #ygmd

Posted on October 22, 2013 by carl | Leave a reply

The DRAM in the Mac Pro is the fastest ECC DRAM ma…

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The DRAM in the Mac Pro is the fastest ECC DRAM made to my knowledge. #ygmd

Posted on October 22, 2013 by carl | Leave a reply

“The Mac Pro makes real time 4K video editing poss…

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“The Mac Pro makes real time 4K video editing possible” — filmmaker Dan Devlin #ygmd

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Mac Pro has a motion controller in it — anyone kn…

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Mac Pro has a motion controller in it — anyone know of any other desktops that do? #ygmd

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The six Thunderbolt 2 parts with three controllers…

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The six Thunderbolt 2 parts with three controllers can max out the full 60 Gbps memory bandwidth. #ygmd.

Posted on October 22, 2013 by carl | Leave a reply

New Mac Pro is a truly scary processing beast. Jus…

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New Mac Pro is a truly scary processing beast. Just the dual graphics processors used would cost more than the computer as discrete parts.

Posted on October 22, 2013 by carl | Leave a reply

By making OS X and other apps free, Apple has gone…

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By making OS X and other apps free, Apple has gone all in on integrated hardware/software products; revenue comes from products, not pieces.

Posted on October 22, 2013 by carl | Leave a reply

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