Apple iMac Pro Review: Brighter, Faster, and More Powerful

At the WWDC 2017, Apple announced ARKit, new VR software in the macOS Sierra that provides a suite of tools and the highlight of the event – Apple iMac Pro. You might be thinking that iMac Pro is the odd one of the aforementioned three. Don’t forget that hardware is a very significant thing to go swiftly with the futuristic technology. Of course, Apple is now not lagging behind.

Apple iMac Pro

The all-mighty iMac Pro previewed at WWDC 2017 is a complete beauty. However, the beast behind this beauty is its high-end, future-oriented specs. The gorgeous, all-in-one iMac Pro has a 27-inch 5K retina display, 18-core Xeon processors, and graphics computation support of up to 22 Teraflops. The system packs incredible, workstation level performance for the futuristic technologies. But Apple’s iMac Pro bears a heavy price tag of $4,999. As expected, something powerful at Apple never comes without a ‘but’, MacBook Air for instance.

Advanced graphics deserves the limelight

Apple $4,999 iMac sports the most advanced graphics – Radeon Pro Vega GPU. This high-end graphics, with high bandwidth memory of 16GB, supports large computation rate for immersive AR and VR experiences, 3D rendering, and machine learning; almost a next-generation boost.

iMac Pro packs Workstation level performance

Apple iMac Pro

The new iMac sports the Intel’s latest Xeon CPU, an upgrade from the already available Mac systems. With up to 18-core processor, the Cupertino giant promises pro workflows. The $4,999 iMac support 5K display resolution which is really step-up for the PCs.

Storage and I/O

Apple’s stunning iMac supports up to 4TB of SSD, 32GB of ECC RAM and comes with four Thunderbolt 3 ports. With the four ports, memory boost, 10-gigabit of Ethernet and 4X L2 cache we can expect faster networking and better processing concurrency.

Apple iMac Pro Release Date

It’s been so long that Apple has not served anything to Pro users. But the announcement of Apple iMac Pro seems the best piece for Pro users to keep up the calm and eagerly wait. Yea, wait! For Apple lined up the release of its advanced Mac system in December.