For years, Apple has left desktop-oriented power users with an awkward choice: Spend $7,000 or more on a monolithic Mac Pro desktop, or spend a fraction of the price and make do with a comparatively anemic Mac mini. Last week’s introduction of the Mac Studio finally adds a third choice. The new desktop offers more processing power than you can find in any other Mac that Apple currently sells, fitting it all into a nearly silent package that stands just a few Mac minis tall.
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