First Mac Pro Unboxing Videos Revealed
With the first review units of the Mac Pro in the wild, FCP.co has posted an actual unboxing video of the device.
The Mac Pro, which is assembled and packaged in Austin, Texas, comes in a sleek black box with a plastic handle at the top. Inside, there is minimalist, environmentally friendly molded foam with the aluminum Mac Pro wrapped in plastic for protection.
Several reviewers have commented on the surprising density of the Mac Pro, saying it is heavier than they expected.
Update: MacFormat also has a 15-minute video showing the unboxing and providing an overview of the machine.
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Top Rated Comments
as the Mac Pro text and picture stare us in the face....
I was strongly reminded of James May from Top Gear.
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Apple is well known for minimalist packaging these days. What did you expect? Diamond encrusted disposable shrink-wrap?
Windows 8.1 and Linux certainly are suitable for a "trash can." :D
Ok buddy whatever you say, don't forget to tell me when i can run Logic Pro on Linux(or anything of value for that matter).