Apple Appears to Have Discontinued Mac Pro Based on Website Removal
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Summary
A user on Hacker News reports that Apple appears to have discontinued the Mac Pro, noting that the Mac Pro option is no longer available on Apple's website when browsing Mac products. The user speculates about the technical limitations of M-series processors having integrated RAM by design.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI jumped on Apple.com and notice the 'Mac Pro' option is gone when clicking 'Mac'.
I don't know how configurable these were as I think any M-series processor had integrated RAM by design.
Anyway, it does look like they've removed them.
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