News & Reviews:   Apple Mac Pro Malaysia launch

Apple has officially discontinued the Mac Pro, marking the end of its long-running professional desktop lineup. According to a report by 9to5Mac, the Mac Pro has been removed from Apple’s website, with the product page now redirecting to the broader Mac lineup.

At the tail end of Apple’s ‘Peek Performance’ event last week, the tech giant teased that the Mac Pro will also transition to Apple Silicon like the rest of the Mac lineup. Now, a new leak regarding the upcoming Mac Pro may shed some light into what SoC would be powering the device, and it’s going to be unprecedented!

Serial tipster Majin Bu yesterday tweeted an image leak of an alleged schematic for a new interconnect bridge that one-ups the one utilised in the M1 Ultra SoC. Get this, the new technology is claimed to be able to connect two M1 Ultra chips together, essentially creating a fusion of four M1 Max SoC, considering the M1 Ultra itself is the combination of two M1 Max SoC.

After launching the new MacBooks and iMac, it's time for the Mac Pro to get its upgrade as well. According to inside info provided by Bloomberg, Apple is currently working on a new Mac Pro and also a higher-end Mac mini.

We've all heard comments about how Apple's new Mac Pro looks like a cheese grater. But it seems some people decided that not trying it out was a crime to jesters everywhere. iFixit decided it just had to test whether the new desktop PC do what its design suggests it could do.

Apple announced last month that the new Mac Pro would be coming soon and now we have a date. According to Engadget, the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR will be available starting 10th December 2019. Prices for both have been confirmed to start from 5999 USD (~RM24971) and 4999 USD (~RM20808).