New York, NY, United States (AHN) – Apple Inc. has upgraded its Mac Pro making the desktop computer more powerful with a quad-core and 6-core Intel Xeon processors.
The iPhone and iPad maker also introduced a trackpad that mimics the MacBook Pro touchpad and updated the iMacs.
The new Mac Pros unveiled on Tuesday have four 512GB solid state drives and four 2 terabyte hard drives. Sales of the computer start in August at $2.499 per unit.
Mac Pro users can do gesture control with their fingers with the new Apple peripheral called Magic Trackpad. The trackpad is priced at $69, including a battery that can last four months.
The new iMac now comes in 21-inch and 27-inch monitor with a 500GB and 1TB hard drive. It is powered by a 3.06 GHz Intel Core i3 processor and ATI Radeon HD graphics processor. The starting price is $1,199 for the low-end model and $1,499 for the mid-range one.
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