Now that 4k monitors are hitting the market, it might be time for OS X to support scaling on these high-resolution displays. If the beta of OS X Mavericks 10.9.3 is in any indication, the feature should be coming very soon.
Apple has acknowledged that some late 2013 models of the MacBook Pro and Mac Pro are having problems with Airplay mirroring and issued a potential fix.
The innovation of the new Mac Pro leaves a gap between the old and the new. This gap could cost old Mac Pro users a significant investment as they switch to alternative data storage solutions.
The latest update to Final Cut Pro X brings full 4K support, along with some optimizations for the new Mac Pro and a number of other new features.
The new Mac Pro is available to order today, though shipping has already slipped to February 2014. A fully loaded model will cost you $9,599 – without a monitor.
Get ready to add one more item to your holiday wish list. Apple has announced that its new Mac Pro goes on sale starting Thursday, December 19.
Here’s a roundup of all our coverage from Apple’s WWDC 2013 event, which introduced a striking new design for iOS 7 and showed off battery-friendly hardware.
While things are not quite what they used to be, Apple does still have a shot at impressing its seemingly forgotten Mac Pro customers by putting the power back into its Macs.
Apple won’t immediately have a new model ready that meets new safety regulations. But CEO Tim Cook promised last year something “really great” is coming in 2013.
The Mac Pro has long remained a professional tool in an otherwise consumer-focused line of Apple computers. But would Apple really close the door on its most muscular and expandable Mac model, as recent reports suggest? I think so, and there are good reasons why.
