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by coldtea
4571 days ago
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>That is, of course, if the new Mac Pro ever makes it into the enterprise given Apple's track record in that area. Track record? You mean the inroads they've been making for like 5 years with the iPhone and the iPad? That said, Mac Pro is not for the enterprise. It's for big calculations: video, 3D, pro audio, scientific computing, etc. It's not for running Lotus Domino and accessing some VB internal app. |
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