Apple does this by using a unique lattice cooling pattern on the back of the display in order to maintain 1,000 nits of brightness at all times – with 1,600 nits of peak brightness. This 32-inch 6K display features a Nano-Texture surface meant to minimize reflections without affecting the image quality.Īdditionally, because every single LED is calibrated at the factory level for HDR, Apple is able to deliver high-dynamic range like never seen before. This monitor boasts a 32-inch Retina 6K display (the world’s first), and the next level in high-dynamic range (HDR) or what Apple calls Extreme Dynamic Range (or XDR).
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You can lift off the aluminum housing for 360-degree access to just about every component.Īlongside the Mac Pro 2019, Apple is also rolling out a new professional display – the Pro Display XDR – which comes with a matching design that compliments the Mac Pro 2019’s new look. The power and design come together when you pop open the computer from the top. Visually, the front and back are filled with uniquely designed vent holes, setting it apart from the more traditional look. The new Mac Pro features a stainless-steel frame that ditches the cylindrical ‘bin’ look of the 2013 model in favor of a more traditional tower chassis that hearkens back to older Mac Pro models.
The Mac Pro 2019 is, without a doubt, built with an eye for the future – and looks like it came from the future as well.
We got a first glimpse at the new Mac desktop replacement for the Mac Pro 2013, and this revision allows for modular upgrades, just in case having up to a 28-core Xeon processor isn’t enough for you down the line. The new Mac Pro 2019 has up to a 28-core Intel Xeon processor, on top of 1.5TB of 6-channel ECC system memory, which means that you’ll be hard-pressed to run into any task that’s too intense for the new Mac Pro. Finally, Apple revealed the new Mac Pro 2019 at WWDC 2019, complete with the modern high-end hardware that creatives and professionals have been demanding from Apple’s most powerful computer for years.
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