The new Mac Pro is a complete and radical redesign of the tower/workstation design that Apple has used since the G5 tower was introduced in 2003.
In the U.S., pricing for the new tower begins at $2,999 for the entry-level model. There are a number of additional build-to-order components that can be customized for an additional cost.
Apple gave an unusual sneak peek at the redesigned Mac Pro earlier this year at WWDC, after promising a year earlier that a redesign was forthcoming. The flagship Mac Pro had not seen a significant update in more than three years.
The new Mac Pro comes with next-generation Ivy Bridge E Xeon processors with as many as 12 cores, two AMD FirePro GPUs standard, PCI Express flash storage, next-generation Thunderbolt 2 ports, USB 3.0, HDMI-out and 802.11ac Wi-Fi.
However, the most striking change in the new Mac Pro is the radical redesign. The tower includes a unique cylindrical design that wraps all of the machine's components around a unified thermal core which absorbs heat from throughout the machine and disperses it through a vertically-oriented fan that draws air in from the bottom of the machine and vents it out through the machine's top.
The new Mac Pro will be available in December
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