Apple is known for its advanced engineering and design. The new iMac Pro is spectacular in that department, somehow packing an insane amount of power into its all-in-one enclosure.

But it doesn’t come cheap. If you haven’t looked already, a decked out iMac Pro costs a pretty penny….. lots and lots of pretty pennies.

The starting price is a not-exactly-cheap $4,999, but if you’re planning to configure Apple’s all-in-one workstation with all the bells and whistles, things can get pretty crazy. If you include Intel’s massive non-gaming 18-core Xeon W processor when it’s available early next year, you’re looking at more than $13,000. That’s almost the price of a new, compact car.

8-, 10-, 14-, or 18-core Xeon processor
Turbo Boost up to 4.5GHz
Up to 42MB cache
Radeon Pro Vega
56 or 64
Up to 11 teraflops single precision
Up to 22 teraflops half precision
8GB or 16GB High Bandwidth Memory
400GB/s memory bandwidth
Up to 4TB SSD
3.3GB/s write performance
2.8GB/s read performance
40Gb/s Thunderbolt 3 Four Thunderbolt 3 ports. Supports USB 3.1 and DisplayPort video output over USB-C.
Up to 44 million pixels 5K display with the option to connect two additional 5K displays.
10Gb Ethernet Also supports Nbase-T industry-standard 1Gb, 2.5Gb, and 5Gb link speeds.
500 nits
43% brighter
One billion colors

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