The base model of the 2019 Mac Pro is US$5999. It’s a very basic model. How much would a fully configured system cost? Who would buy that? Let’s take a look.
WWDC 2019
WWDC 2019: Riding Sidecar With macOS Catalina
macOS Catalina will bring with it a new wireless continuity feature, Sidecar, that allows users to have an iPad as a Mac’s secondary display.
Mac Pro: You Want It? You Got It! āĀ Mac Geek Gab 764
Yes, some things happened at WWDC, and your two geeks discuss them. But first, some Cool Stuff Found. We can’t ignore that stuff, after all! Then it’s time for a jam session all about macOS Catalina, the new Mac Pro, and a few other things related to Apple’s announcements this week. All very cool stuff, and you’re guaranteed to learn at least five new things!
WWDC 2019: The End of iTunes
WWDC confirmed that iTunes will be no more in macOS Catalina. It will be replaced by three new apps – Music, TV, and Podcasts.
6 macOS Catalina Features Not Announced on Stage
We saw a preview of some macOS Catalina features on stage, but Apple didnāt have time to cover them all. On the preview page we see a full list of features coming.
WWDC19: Hereās the List of macOS Catalina Device Support
LIke our iOS 13 device support page, we now have a list of the macOS Catalina device support. And it supports a wide range of devices.
WWDC 2019: New Developer Tools Announced
Apple announced new tools for developers at WWDC which they said make it easier for developers to produce powerful new apps.
WWDC19: 5 iOS 13 Photo Features Apple Announced
iOS 13 brings a lot of new updates, and the Photos app is getting some big new features. Here are all of the iOS 13 photo features coming.
WWDC Day One Coverage ā TMO Daily Observations 2019-06-03
Dave and Kelly recap the first day of WWDC including the (public) keynote address and the State of the Union, new hardware, and new software.
WWDC 2019: New Mac Pro Does Everything Right
At the risk of invoking the term “cheese grater 2.0” (everyone else will),Ā Apple has unleashed a powerful new Mac Pro that looks to have fully acknowledged the need of pros and appears to have done everything right. Congrats to Apple.