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    Apple Notes

    Mar 11, 2019 3 minutes
    Column: Brad Watts

    Where’s the new Mac Pro? The fabled successor to the Trash-can released in late 2013 is still yet to materialise. That’s five entire years — then some. It’s incredible behaviour from Apple, a company which prides itself on its penchant for innovation. Being 2019, the year Apple promised a new Mac Pro after initially announcing and reneging on a 2018 release date, there’s now some credible rumours coming to light as Apple reaches closer to releasing a professional

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