Apple updated its vintage and obsolete products list to add several Macs, iPads, accessories, and more. The 2013 "Trash Can" ...

Mac Pro, with its unique cylindrical design, has been added to Apple's vintage and obsolete products list, along with ...

Apple's 2013 Mac Pro was a classic case of form over function. Pro users were unable to upgrade the "trash can" or customize it to their liking.

Mac Pro, better known as the "trash can" Mac, has finally been marked vintage. The unusual desktop is now one step away from full retirement.

As of today, Apple has tweaked (Opens in a new window) the Mac Pro to include a six-core CPU (up from four) in the $2,999 model and an eight-core CPU (up from six) in the $3,999 model.

Apple is finally replacing the trash-can-shaped Mac Pro. Flickr/pahudson Despite acknowledging the misstep, Apple officials did not offer any kind of preview of what the new Mac Pro would look like.

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 ...

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 ...

Compared to the compatibility list for Monterey, Apple has dumped all Macs released before 2017, including the 2013 Mac Pro (which it sold until December 2019) and the 2016 MacBook Pro models that ...

Today, the company finally took a small step towards upgrading the current Mac Pro design, but it also acknowledged what we've all known for years -- the trash can aesthetic of the 2013 Mac Pro ...