Apple's first Mac Pro turns 20, marking Intel transition

Apple's first Mac Pro, launched 20 years ago today, marked a significant shift by transitioning from PowerPC to Intel Xeon processors. This workstation, unveiled by Steve Jobs at WWDC, offered up to twice the performance of its predecessor, the Power Mac G5. The initial configurations featured dual-core Intel Xeon CPUs, up to 16GB of RAM, and extensive customization options, with prices starting at $2,499. AI

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