Mac Pro 2012 vs Mac Pro 2013 – Elegance Personified

We always expect the latest devices to offer more with less space and
expense. Giga.de posted an image recently that elegantly captures the
new approach chosen by Apple for the 2013 Mac Pro, widely named trashcan. It compares the Mac Pro 2012 vs Mac Pro 2013: the obsolete and the latest.

It highlights the fact that MacBook Pro
13, while offers a very interesting design and is intended to be a
professional machine, requires users multiple disks, SuperDriver banner
and others to install. The comparison somewhat understates the problem as the pile and mess of cables and devices would be no less. Following are only some of the devices that would be required to be installed in Mac Pro latest separately:

• External DVD burner.
• Where to house 4 X 4TB drives.
• Where to house 3 X 480GB SSDs and 1 X 960GB SSD.
• Where to house 2 X 960GB PCIe SSDs.
• eSATA connectivity for the collection of backup drives.
• Need for additional USB 3 ports if to be used as eSATA supplement.

It is not that many users need a DVD or a BluRay burner and all those
drives for that matter, but for those of Mac Pro users who have some
expensive collection of SSDs and big hard drives, their pile won’t be small. Though there are multiple-drive enclosures, however, this all adds up to a lot of external gear making the pile huger than required.