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You’re paying $3000 for some PCIe slots. And as others have pointed out, there’s very little demand for those slots. I think those two details are related in t
by chongli 3y ago
You’re paying $3000 for some PCIe slots. And as others have pointed out, there’s very little demand for those slots.
I think those two details are related in the opposite way people would expect. I think Apple knows extremely well that very few customers want those slots these days. That $3000 takes into account the considerable NRE costs that went into developing the Mac Pro since no other model has PCI slots.
This is designed to be a very low-volume product. One of the few “Pro” products Apple sells where the name is sincere.
- eyelidlessness 3y agoMBP is sincerely named too (excepting the weird 13"), and with the same familiarity with their user base. Lots of actual professionals choose these models for their higher spec configurations, and have done so for several years despite increased expansion limitations.
- daniel-cussen 3y ago[dead]