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Slideshow: New Apple hardware

A visual view of the latest changes to Apple's product line.

, Macworld.com

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Mac Pro

The first Mac Pro update in a year uses the new "Nehalem" version of Intel's Xeon processors and has a new system architecture. It comes in two models, a 2.66GHz quad-core machine for $2,499 and an eight-core model featuring two quad-core 2.26GHz chips for $3,299. (Image courtesy Apple.)

iMac

The refreshed iMac line features a single 20-inch model at 2.66GHz ($1,199), and 24-inch models at 2.66GHz ($1,499), 2.93GHz ($1,799), and 3.06GHz ($2,199), all stocked with 4GB of memory. (Image courtesy Apple.)

Mac mini

Starting at $599, the updated Mac mini has Nvidia GeForce 9400M integrated graphics, five USB ports, and a FireWire 800 port. The base model is Apple's lowest-priced computer, at $599. (Image courtesy Apple.)

15-inch MacBook Pro

In a tiny update, the $2,499 top-of-the-line 15-inch MacBook Pro now features a 2.66GHz processor, and there's a $300 build-to-order option for a 2.93GHz model. (Image courtesy Apple.)

Time Capsule and AirPort Extreme

Apple's Time Capsule and AirPort Extreme wireless routers got an upgrade. They're now able to operate on two bands simultaneously, providing better coverage and faster speeds. There's also a new guest-login feature so you don't have to give away your whole network to visitors. (Image courtesy Apple.)

Wired Keyboard

There's a third Apple keyboard on the block, combining the ultra-compact design of the Apple Wireless Keyboard with the USB cable of the larger keyboard. This new small keyboard is standard with the new iMac, though you can opt to replace it with the larger keyboard at no cost. For everyone else, it's $49. (Image courtesy Apple.)