iMac Pro starting today, it has a release date and an official price announced by the Apple company, the Americans keeping their word and preparing to put it on sale in the next period. According to those from Apple, the iMac Pro will be released on December 14, that is, Thursday, when pre-orders will be opened, and the prices start from 4999 dollars, without VAT, in the USA.
The iMac Pro will not be available for pre-order on December 14 in Europe either, as Apple is preparing to sell its new product exclusively in the US, for now, so the rest of the world will have to wait. iMac Pro is the most powerful computer ever released by the Apple company, it was created especially for those who do photo/video editing in everyday life and need high processing power.
iMac Pro has a 27-inch Retina screen with 5K resolution, it is available in a gray version, it is delivered together with a keyboard, a Magic Mouse 2 and Magic Trackpad 2. iMac Pro is the most powerful product of the Apple company until the moment when the new modular Mac Pro will be launched by the Americans, it will be available for purchase starting next year, according to information from the company.
iMac Pro can be configured with Intel Xeon processors with up to 18 cores, 4 TB of storage space, 128 GB of EEC RAM and AMD Radeon Pro Vega 64 video card with 16 GB of HBM2 memory. All these components are included in an iMac case that Apple has created to offer an increased cooling capacity of up to 80% compared to a traditional iMac, so the iMac Pro will be better cooled.
The iMac Pro has 3 Thunderbolt ports and can support two 5K monitors or 4 4K monitors at 60 Hz simultaneously without problems, so we are talking about a "monster" in terms of performance. Apple has integrated in the iMac Pro a 10 Gbps Ethernet port, four USB 3.0 ports, an SD card slot and a 3.5mm audio port.
The iMac Pro is an impressive computer with customized technical specifications, but at a selling price of at least 5000 dollars, there will not be very many people who will buy it, but for companies it will be a different situation.
