• Shipping Estimates for Apple's New Mac Pro Slip to April 2014

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    Anthony Bouchard
    Published on 2014-02-11 06:19 PM
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    Tuesday morning, shipping estimates for Apple's newest Mac Pro powerhouse computer started slipping to April 2014 for several countries according to Apple's online store Web site. Shipping in the United States, also, slipped to April 2014 shortly after.

    The April 2014 shipping estimates apply to both the basic configurations of the Mac Pro (quad-core and 6-core CPU), as well as customized configurations that users can select on Apple's Web site prior to purchasing. The quad-core Mac Pro starts at $2,999 and configurations go up in price from there.

    Demand for the new Mac Pro has been quite high, mostly from enterprise and professionals, but some individual users that just want the raw power of the new Mac Pro have also been hopping on board for Apple's new machine.

    It's unknown when Apple will be able to catch up with demand, but if you want one, you should get your order in before shipping estimates get pushed even further. The new Mac Pro is made in the U.S.A.

    Sources: Apple via MacRumors
    This article was originally published in forum thread: Shipping Estimates for Apple's New Mac Pro Slip to April 2014 started by Anthony Bouchard View original post
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    1. ProfessorJack's Avatar
      ProfessorJack - 2014-02-11, 07:36 PM
      Ye

      But if you phone up with the order
      You will get it right away
      At the start of this month
      I was about to order
      Then it sad march
      I phoned up
      As it put my order into the business
      And sad phone up for a discount
      As I ordered 3 thunderbolts and the
      Top of the range Mac Pro
      I got it a week LATER
      ordered a mac book pro and another
      Thunderbolt today

      Sweet 😍
    1. zeppy's Avatar
      zeppy - 2014-02-12, 04:27 PM
      Totally overpriced PC Clone. Mac Pro Sales will be disappointing and Apple will be punished by the market adoption rate for this overpriced niche market PC Clone.

      Primary sales of the Mac Pro will definitely be limited to units purchased using someone else's money such as in the business environment. Many users of Macs feel ripped off by Apple's latest offering and won't touch it, let alone purchase it.
    1. jamesgunaca's Avatar
      jamesgunaca - 2014-02-13, 02:21 AM
      Quote Originally Posted by zeppy View Post
      Totally overpriced PC Clone. Mac Pro Sales will be disappointing and Apple will be punished by the market adoption rate for this overpriced niche market PC Clone.

      Primary sales of the Mac Pro will definitely be limited to units purchased using someone else's money such as in the business environment. Many users of Macs feel ripped off by Apple's latest offering and won't touch it, let alone purchase it.
      keep trololing. troll hard. I like how you say "limited to units purchased using someone else's money" as if business purchases are in any way limiting. Businesses purchase the majority of computers like this anyway, so, not that limiting. And overpriced PC clone? Show me a PC the same size as the Mac Pro that's equally as powerful and at the same price, with Thunderbolt 2, 4K support and the whole 9 yards Apple included in the new Pro.

      There is clearly demand for the Mac Pro, demand which Apple can't meet with their USA based assembly. Shame.

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