Mac Pro Xeon/2.8GHz (4 Cores)

Macworld's Mac Pro Xeon/2.8GHz (4 Cores) Coverage

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  Quad core and eight-core Mac Pros (Mid 2010) These days, the consumer-oriented iMacs stand on their own against (and in some cases, surpass) the Mac Pro in day-to-day performance. Does that mean that the Mac Pro has lost its relevance in today’s work environment? Hardly.
• Current Mac Desktops This is the entire roster of Apple's current line of desktop machines.
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  2010 in review: The year for the Mac To paraphrase literary icon Mark Twain, the death of the Macintosh was an exaggeration. On the last day of 2010, let’s take a look back at the previous 12 months, from a Mac perspective.
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  Macintosh buying guide 2010 Shopping for a new Mac? Here's the lowdown on Apple's offerings to help you decide which Mac to buy.
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  Mac Pro: Tower of power Senior Contributor Rob Griffiths is a very demanding user. The Mac Pro is fast, has got room to grow, and can drive more than two displays. What’s not to like?
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  Lab Report: The fastest Macs money can buy 2010 Want more bang for your buck? Apple offers upgrades for each system that can increase performance -- and the price -- of a Mac. Using our new Speedmark 6.5 performance test suite, Macworld Lab looks at a number of different build-to-options and finds four customized models that are among the fastest Macs we've tested.
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  Lab tests: New quad-core and eight-core Mac Pros The new Mac Pros announced in July have finally arrived at Macworld Lab. And while we ran into some hiccups during our tests, we’re able to share our first results.
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  Apple announces new Mac Pro with up to 12 cores The new Mac Pro, due in August, can be customized with up to two 6-core 3.33GHz CPUs, a 512GB solid-state drive, and new ATI Radeon video cards with dual Mini DisplayPorts for running dual LED Cinema Displays.