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Apple iMac Pro Intel Xeon W 68,6 cm (27") 5120 x 2880 pixels All-in-One workstation 128 GB DDR4-SDRAM 4 TB SSD AMD Radeon Pro Vega 56 macOS High Sierra 10.13 Grey

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Bullet Points Apple iMac Pro Intel Xeon W 68,6 cm (27") 5120 x 2880 pixels All-in-One workstation 128 GB DDR4-SDRAM 4 TB SSD AMD Radeon Pro Vega 56 macOS High Sierra 10.13 Grey
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  • - All-in-One workstation Grey
  • - Intel Xeon W 2,5 GHz
  • - 68,6 cm (27") 5K Ultra HD 5120 x 2880
  • - 128 GB DDR4-SDRAM 2666 MHz
  • - 4 TB SSD Card reader integrated
  • - AMD Radeon Pro Vega 56 8 GB
  • - Ethernet LAN 1000,2500,5000,10000 Mbit/s Bluetooth 4.2
  • - macOS High Sierra 10.13
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iMac Pro 27" Retina 5K, 2.5GHz Intel Xeon W (Turbo Boost 4.3GHz), 128GB 2666MHz DDR4, ECC, 4TB SSD, AMD Radeon Pro Vega 56 8GB, 10Gb Ethernet, 802.11ac, Thunderbolt 3, macOS High Sierra, Magic Mouse 2, Magic Keyboard Numeric (French)
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Short summary description Apple iMac Pro Intel Xeon W 68,6 cm (27") 5120 x 2880 pixels All-in-One workstation 128 GB DDR4-SDRAM 4 TB SSD AMD Radeon Pro Vega 56 macOS High Sierra 10.13 Grey:
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Apple iMac Pro , 68,6 cm (27"), 5K Ultra HD, Intel Xeon W, 128 GB, 4 TB, macOS High Sierra 10.13

Long summary description Apple iMac Pro Intel Xeon W 68,6 cm (27") 5120 x 2880 pixels All-in-One workstation 128 GB DDR4-SDRAM 4 TB SSD AMD Radeon Pro Vega 56 macOS High Sierra 10.13 Grey:
This is an auto-generated long summary of Apple iMac Pro Intel Xeon W 68,6 cm (27") 5120 x 2880 pixels All-in-One workstation 128 GB DDR4-SDRAM 4 TB SSD AMD Radeon Pro Vega 56 macOS High Sierra 10.13 Grey based on the first three specs of the first five spec groups.

Apple iMac Pro . Product type: All-in-One workstation. Display diagonal: 68,6 cm (27"), HD type: 5K Ultra HD, Display resolution: 5120 x 2880 pixels, Screen shape: Flat. Processor family: Intel Xeon W, Processor frequency: 2,5 GHz. Internal memory: 128 GB, Internal memory type: DDR4-SDRAM. Total storage capacity: 4 TB, Storage media: SSD. Discrete graphics card model: AMD Radeon Pro Vega 56. Built-in camera. Operating system installed: macOS High Sierra 10.13. Product colour: Grey

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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Uk has collected 65 expert reviews for Apple iMac Pro Intel Xeon W 68.6 cm (27") 5120 x 2880 pixels All-in-One workstation 128 GB DDR4-SDRAM 4 TB SSD AMD Radeon Pro Vega 56 macOS High Sierra 10.13 Grey and the average expert rating is 82 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
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itpro.co.uk
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Sign up for our daily newsletterImage 1 of 8Apple has become the gold standard when it comes to desktop all-in-ones, and not just because it's one of only a handful of companies still making them. The iMac range combines luscious display technology wi...
Good Excellent graphics performance, Sharp and vivid screen, Beautiful design...
Bad Fusion Drive lags behind SSD, Hard to access ports, Large screen bezels...
Bottom line The latest Apple iMac is a thing of beauty. Not only does it look excellent, it's got sterling performance and an absolutely first-rate display. If you're an artist or designer, you need this in your life...
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100%
macworld.co.uk
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Apple sells six different iMacs in two different sizes. The size is the most obvious difference - either you choose a model with a 21.5in or a 27in display measured diagonally. But there are other variations that mean that finding the iMac that suits you...
Bottom line And on that note our recommendations are as follows:If you need an iMac for around £1,000 then look on the refurbished store.If you need a 21-inch iMac then buy the top-of-the-range model, but add the build-to-order 3.6GHz i7 processor, bringing the price...
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expertreviews.co.uk
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
If you look closely, you’ll spot a few changes at the rear, notably a 10Gbits/sec Ethernet socket, plus fixings for a wall-mount, but overall it’s a study in understatement. The real news is inside the case.Buy the iMac Pro nowTo be specific, the model we...
Good Seriously powerful, Quiet, Stunning display...
Bad Pricey, Thick bezel...
Bottom line The most powerful Mac ever made is also the most stunning – it's a glorious tour-de-force in all-in-one design...
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80%
T3.com
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Processor: Intel Xeon W 10-core 3GHzGraphics: AMD Vega 64 16GBRAM: 128GB 2666MHz ECCStorage: 2TB SSDDisplay: 5120x2880 5K Retina displayConnections: 4x Thunderbolt 3, 4x USB 3, 10Gb Ethernet, SDXC card slot, 3.5mm jack, Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.2Going...
Good Unbelievable power, Looks great and saves space, Gorgeous 5K screen...
Bad So much money, Awkward port placement, Not really upgradeable...
Bottom line Would we recommend the iMac Pro, then? Absolutely, though if you're asking us and not some kind of specialist community on the internet, you may not be the intended buyer. If you want to know whether it's a stunningly powerful miracle of design, though, i...
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alphr.com
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Workstations. Not a category of product one would typically associate with the word “gorgeous”. Or “beautiful”. Or “stunning”. And yet all three trip off the tongue in the Apple iMac Pro word-association game. To be fair, the same could be said of any iM...
Bottom line There's no question that Apple's iMac Pro is a hugely impressive machine. Its processing power, storage subsystem and connectivity are fantastic and it isn't even badly overpriced when you take into account that it's all attached to a professional-grade D...
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80%
techradar.com
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
The iMac Pro, as the name suggests, is a powerful, sleek and stylish all-in-one computer with the familiar form factor of Apple's iMac range, but with the power, features and, yes, price that is squarely aimed at professional users.When Apple unveiled the...
Good Most powerful Mac ever, Excellent design, Keeps cool, New Space Gray color is ace...
Bad Very expensive, Non user-upgradable, Magic Mouse 2 still frustrating...
Bottom line In many ways, the iMac Pro is the pinnacle of Apple's computing division – it's easily the most powerful machine the company has ever made, and yet it still retains that irresistible slimline design and build quality that iMacs are known for.It goes witho...
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macworld.com.au
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Single-core performance in line with much less expensiveiMacs Lacks expandability and upgradeability of a Mac Profrom $7,299Four years since Apple last shipped a desktop Mac with the word “pro” in the name, the iMac Pro has arrived. Holding down the high...
Good Fastest Mac you can buy, Quiet cooling system, Plenty of high-speed connection ports, Bright, high-resolution 5K screen, Added security via onboard T2 chip...
Bad Single-core performance in line with much less expensive, iMacs Lacks expandability and upgradeability of a Mac Pro, from $7,299...
Bottom line The iMac Pro is a Mac Pro in the body of a 5K iMac. If you've been using a 5K iMac but desperately need better performance from software that's aggressively multithreaded, the iMac Pro will supply that performance. (If your go-to software does not take ad...
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brisbanetimes.com.au
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Leave a commentFor the Mac faithful, the iMac Pro is Apple's most important product in years. The lack of updates to 2013's "Trashcan" Mac Pro convinced many in the community that Apple had all but given up on the Mac, and certainly the pro market. This n...
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digitalartsonline.co.uk
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
I must say I’m impressed with the iMac Pro. It’s the most powerful Mac we’ve ever seen and – on a day-to-day basis – possibly the most powerful computer we’ve seen. But, like many of the best things in life (such as Mondaine's Helvetica Smart Watch or Spe...
Good Incredible performance and engineering. Superdetailed and colouraccurate screen. We love the aesthetics too...
Bad At this pric, a traditional desktop and screen may be more effective in the longterm. Mouse needs redesigning...
Bottom line The iMac Pro truly is a marvel: beautifully designed both from an engineering perspective and aesthetically - something that's perhaps easy to forget when you have a standard 5K iMac on your desk every day, until you put the the iMac Pro next to a PC work...
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techadvisor.co.uk
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Let's face it. Just like when the iPhone 5 dropped, you lust after the iMac Pro because it is Space Grey. That phone was a substantial but reasonable upgrade - the same cannot be said for most for the iMac Pro. This is a phenomenally powerful machine, on...
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macworld.co.uk
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
We're still waiting for the new Mac Pro and don't even know which year it'll be launched in, but in the meantime Apple is placating its pro users with this high-powered slab of processing muscle.The iMac Pro is available with anywhere from eight to 18 cor...
Bottom line The iMac Pro is an exceptionally powerful and stable system, but that was never really in doubt. The real question is whether you need its power and can justify its cost.This isn't a gaming rig, even though its graphical capabilities are considerable: you...
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macworld.co.uk
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Apple has the attention of the creative professional world right now with the launch of the new iMac Pro. However, there's another iMac that could answer their needs.In this comparison we ask the question, should you buy a 27in iMac or the iMac Pro? We c...
Bottom line If you need the extra cores, superior graphics, 10Gb ethernet, HBM2 graphics memory and ECC RAM, and the four Thunderbolt/USB Type-C ports offered only by the iMac Pro, your decision is easy. But the Pro machine is seriously expensive, and you need to thi...
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macworld.co.uk
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2020-01-01 11:14:37
Here we go again: Mac vs PC, Apple vs Microsoft. This time around, it's the battle of the top-tier all-in-ones, the upcoming iMac Pro up against the Surface Studio.They're both high-end devices primarily targeting creative and media professionals, but the...
Bottom line When you break them down side by side, the iMac Pro outperforms the Surface Studio in just about every regard - it's only lacking a touchscreen. On the other hand, it also comfortable outdoes the Microsoft device in price, with even the cheapest iMac Pro...
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