.png "back to home page")
The iMac Pro was a stopgap computer and for that it was remarkably good. But Apple is about to finish crossing that gap.
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) March 6, 2021
RIP big guy, say hi and thanks for everything to the Trashcan Mac Pro when you get to heaven. https://t.co/TKeP1xxrZ6
Wow, the upcoming M1 iMac must be quite something. https://t.co/aYzND4yhLE
— Jeff Seibert (@jeffseibert) March 6, 2021
RIP to a real one. Also hope they drop the new Macs soon just so we can skip over the speculation of how they will be tiered https://t.co/98LDTdzehg
— Harshil Shah (@_HarshilShah) March 6, 2021
RIP iMac Pro. Apple has neglected this machine since 2017 when it released as it has 3 year old chips and the regular iMac has better features such as a Nano-textured displays and better chips. The iMac Pro was a in-between machine before the Mac Pro came out and took its place. https://t.co/xpO0Y1Xb6O
— Apple Z in 4k (@4kApple) March 6, 2021
What does an iMac Pro even look like in the Apple M1 era? https://t.co/eZRqhZF7EF
— Stefan Constantine (@WhatTheBit) March 6, 2021
Oh dang…
— ????? (@DylanMcD8) March 6, 2021
Is the Apple silicon iMac gonna be so powerful it replaces the iMac Pro? https://t.co/K8dXCOJvb5
Something is coming.
— Aditya Daniel (@adityadaniel) March 6, 2021
Apple discontinues iMac Pro, Apple Store says buy 'while supplies last' https://t.co/bQALeTRKwJ
This $5000 iMac Pro used a total power displacement of 140W to score 9385 on geekbench
— Noah Rosenberg (@nrose) March 6, 2021
The $700 M1 Mac Mini scores 7400 displacing only 10W
Now picture the Apple Silicon iMac that displaces 140W https://t.co/OIXhNsCLjP
RIP iMac Pro ??☠️
— Mr. Macintosh (@ClassicII_MrMac) March 6, 2021
The iMac Pro was the very first Mac with a T2 security chip.
It was released as a replacement for the 2013 Mac Pro. Both desktops never received a hardware update.
Will the 2019 Mac Pro suffer the same fate? ? https://t.co/LCxogWRCY2
My iMac Pro has been the most stable, reliable computer I’ve ever owned. The cooling system is a masterpiece. It’s lasted me over three years and shows no signs of needing replacement.https://t.co/Z2fqOGVpXg
— Stu Maschwitz (@5tu) March 6, 2021
RIP iMac Pro ?
— Luke Miani (@LukeMiani) March 6, 2021
You were always meant to be temporary but you served us well https://t.co/M80g5hn3Ko
This is so weird. It just feels so un-Apple. https://t.co/OpW9B1IW9F
— ????? (@DylanMcD8) March 6, 2021
What’s kind of cool to think about in Apple’s discontinuing of the iMac Pro is that with impending 16+ core M1’s there may no longer need to be a “Pro” distinction with such a machine.
— Matt Galligan (@mg) March 6, 2021
The M1 is just that freaking powerful… https://t.co/6rmNR7Tkre
I have a 2012 iMac and I need an Apple Silicon iMac right now. Yay! https://t.co/VZNkGzrQ1z
— Sachin Agarwal (@agarwal) March 6, 2021
Finally, this was iMac “Pro” was the peak of Mac hardware hubris. Takes a lot of courage to release $5k+ disposable machines and never update them. https://t.co/kvZqlmNkk3
— Paul Haddad (@tapbot_paul) March 6, 2021
Don’t give me false hope… https://t.co/5o3HGf76Ww
— exDeveloper (@iOS_App_Dev) March 6, 2021
Looks like they’re finally killing off the iMac Pro ?
— Saran (@SaranByte) March 6, 2021
I highly doubt we’ll see an Apple Silicon version of it though since the iMac Pro was just a placeholder for the Mac Pro in the first place, so I’m assuming the higher-end iMacs will just replace it. https://t.co/1JeQSbsAcE
Well at least they are being honest. pic.twitter.com/0ZXiFuJ9ib
— Paul Haddad (@tapbot_paul) March 6, 2021
Apple Likely Discontinuing iMac Pro With Only Baseline Model Available 'While Supplies Last' https://t.co/dOhldopGQS pic.twitter.com/K1Cr0vjU6L
— Redmond Pie (@RedmondPie) March 6, 2021
We all saw this coming eventually https://t.co/OSHNU2y9x5
— McGuire Wood (@Jioriku) March 6, 2021
Wowza, can’t remember seeing ‘while supplies last’ before on the Apple Store https://t.co/tHQ2JX1pFY
— Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) March 6, 2021
The iMac Pro looks as though it’s been quietly ended by Apple. I expect we’ll find out what’s next for Mac desktops soon enough though.
— John Voorhees (@johnvoorhees) March 6, 2021
Apple Has Apparently Pulled the Plug on the iMac Prohttps://t.co/X01jgzwXim