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Not really a lot of evidence either way. One of the issues with it as a product was that there was little they could actually do in terms of releasing newer, h
by matthewmacleod 6y ago
Not really a lot of evidence either way.
One of the issues with it as a product was that there was little they could actually do in terms of releasing newer, higher-performance models (given a relative lack of processor options). Eventually the high-end, non-Pro iMac basically caught up, so I expect sales have basically been nonexistent for some time now.
We could easily see an ARM version later on - for the people who want a high-end desktop without requiring the excessive Mac Pro. But it could equally be the case that there’s not much space in the product lineup any more and it’s quietly replaced by a high-end ARM iMac.
- tptacek 6y agoUpdate: Since this story’s original publication, Apple has confirmed to MacRumors that the iMac Pro has indeed been discontinued.
- matthewmacleod 6y agoSeems like quite a decent bit of evidence then :)
- ksec 6y agoI wonder if they decide to confirm this simply because it was used as a professional tools. One of the biggest critics during the Mac Pro trash can era was Apple not sharing or updating professionals about their future lineup. Or if they will abandoned Mac Pro completely. So they are giving a rare notice for any professionals to stock them up if they need.