And this is Phil Schiller, 10 years later. He's about to reveal a revolutionary design of Apple's new $3,000 Mac Pro that looks a lot like a trash can. Phil Schiller: Can't innovate anymore ...

The newest version of Apple's Mac Pro begins shipping today ... how the upgraded desktop computer looked like a very shiny trash can. Now that people have seen and used the device in person ...

Just over four years ago, Apple unveiled a new Mac Pro that it swore would reinvent the concept of a workstation. The new system was definitely daring -- it ditched internal expansion for six ...

Some time last year Apple’s design chief Jony Ive goes to Japan in search of inspiration for the design of the new Mac Pro ... for the next Mac Pro: the Tubelor trash can from Ideaco.

Jokes that Apple's new Mac Pro looked a bit like a trash can began almost as soon as the computer was announced, but one person has taken the comparison to its logical extreme: he has built a ...

Apple's software engineering chief Craig Federighi admitted that the current Mac Pro's so-called "trash can" design has a limited thermal capacity that doesn't always meet the needs of the most ...

Say goodbye to the trash can. Apple’s new Mac Pro is a more traditional machine that takes into account the specific needs of creative professionals, while enabling a layer of modular ...

It was the revolutionary desktop that turned heads but failed to win hearts and minds, leaving its successor a steep task. Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming hardware.