The company seeded units to a few creative pros, who have given the iMac Pro glowing reviews following the short time they have had with the unit.ĭirector and photographer Vincent Laforet

Final Cut Pro X 10.4 launching alongside the iMac Pro. The iMac Pro units were used to demonstrate new features coming in Final Cut Pro X 10.4, such as 360-degree VR. Federighi revealed that Apple had found that: “So many of our customers were moving to iMac that we saw a path to address many, many more of those that were finding themselves limited by Mac Pro through a next-generation iMac”.Īpple revealed more information at WWDC, and then gave Final Cut Pro users a look at the new iMac Pro when the company showcased the new Mac at the Final Cut Pro X Creative Summit in October 2017. Instead some were adopting the iMac as a solution. Information about the 2018 launch of the new Mac Pro here.ĭespite the fact that the Mac Pro wasn’t answering the needs of its users, not all creative pros were leaving the platform, it seems. Apple also intends to redesign the Mac Pro – we have Talking to a small group of journalists, Apple VPs Phil Schiller, Craig Federighi and John Ternus acknowledged that the Mac Pro in its current form hadn’t been meeting the needs of many pro users, and revealed that the company planned to update the iMac to suit them. Following criticism that the company had been neglecting the creative pro audience, Apple revealed that it was working on an iMac Pro back in April 2017.

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