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Requiem for the iMac Pro, the ultimate Mac of the Intel era

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<p>Maybe someday there will be a tell-all book written by someone inside Apple during the 2010s. Maybe we will eventually know exactly what happened that led to a bit of a lost decade for the Mac, one that will be remembered for a failed attempt to rethink the Mac Pro and a series of questionable hardware decisions that hobbled Mac laptops for years.</p><p>But until then, we’re mostly left to speculate about what happened—and how Apple turned it around, ushering in a new decade that’s got the potential to reinvigorate the Mac in a way not seen since the early days of Steve Jobs’s return to Apple.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3610787/the-imac-pro-was-the-ultimate-intel-mac-of-its-era.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>

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