Apple could show off new Mac Pro and 6K display at WWDC 2019

We know Apple has been working on a redesigned Mac Pro since 2017 and it could finally be unveiled at WWDC 2019 next month.

The last-generation Mac Pro was released way back in 2013. And while the powerhouse machine was lauded for its radical design and performance, it had one major flaw: it was impossible to update.

In a rare move, Apple then admitted that the Mac Pro needed to be rethought and promised a complete redesign of the Mac Pro that would take into account feedback from professionals.

According to Bloomberg, that new redesigned Mac Pro could be unveiled at WWDC 2019. Rumours suggest that it would have a modular design, which would make components easier to upgrade.

Alongside the new Mac Pro, the Bloomberg report suggested that Apple would also be showing off a new 31.6-inch 6K display. The display would support HDR and would be an ideal partner for the new Mac Pro. 

There’s also iOS 13, which could mean a refreshed operating system for iPhones — including interface tweaks, cleaner home screens, a possible Dark Mode and updated system apps. 

One thing to note, however, is that Apple doesn't consistently unveil new products at WWDC. We got nothing last year, but the year before, we got updated MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks, updated iMacs, new iPad Pro tablets, the stunning iMac Pro, and the HomePod.

This article was first published on Hardware Zone. Additional reporting by AsiaOne