New Mac Pro is available with up to 12 cores

New Mac Pro is available with up to 12 cores

As a future graphic comes standard with an ATI Radeon 5770 is used, there is an additional charge 5870th The initial configuration with a quad-core CPU will cost 2399. The launch will take place in August.

Apple has unveiled a new Mac Pro series at up to 12 processing cores and up to 50 percent faster graphics performance compared to its predecessors. The devices will be available in the course of August at prices from 2399.

For the first time are installed in the Mac Pro Intel Xeon processor Sechskern W3680 with clock speeds of up to 3.33 GHz. In dual-CPU configuration, the user has a total of twelve cores available, thanks to Hyperthreading 24 threads can execute simultaneously. Another new feature are Solid State Drives with 512 GB of memory, of which can be used up to four. The amount of the surcharge is not yet known.

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The 69-euro Magic trackpad brings the familiar features of the Macbooks on the desktop (Photo: Apple).

All Mac Pro models will in future include an ATI Radeon HD 5770, which has 1GB of its own memory. As a build-to-order option you can order the faster ATI Radeon HD 5870 with 1 GB of memory. Two mini-display port to ensure that you can connect two monitors without additional video card or adapter. The dual-link DVI port supports older DVI displays with a resolution of up to times 2560 1600 pixels, which is usually found in 30-inch monitors.

Apple delivers a Mac Pro with the famous Magic Mouse. is the future for an additional charge of 69 wirelessly via Bluetooth, the trackpad tailed Magic is available that brings the well-known of the Macbooks multi-touch gesture control on the desktop. It has a surface made of glass and allows the user to scroll through documents, zoom in and out with two fingers and rotate images by turning movements of the fingers. With three fingers, you can browse through a collection of Web pages and images. Every Mac ships with Leopard and iLife.

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Externally, the new Mac Pro is no different from the old model (Photo: Apple).