WTF is up with those Mac Pros?

Is it just me, or is there something odd about the way Apple’s Mac Pro 1 and 2 are showing up at the Cambridge Apple Store network? Looks like Apple accidentally leaked their new 8-core MacBook Pros!
:) j/k

Thanks to faithful Macenstein reader iPhelim for the pic!

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12 Responses to “WTF is up with those Mac Pros?”
  1. Gudjon says:

    Well, there are simply two Mac Pro machines connected to the same network and both have the same name, so the (2) was added automatically just to allow them to co exist.

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  2. Take a look at the icons.

    -The Doc

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  3. Kev says:

    I’d really love me a portable Mac Pro! Mmmm…. just think of those 8 cores crammed into the tiny package of a MBP…

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  4. Ariel says:

    could it be that both are macbook pro with the name Apple’s Mac Pro ? :P Probably

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  5. Richard says:

    Simpsons did it.

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  6. G-Man says:

    OMFG!… Every stupid thing is a CLUE. I wish WWDC would be over already so that the lame speculations would stop.

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  7. odin says:

    I think some readers miss the point.

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  8. Seems like all the guys from Ars Technica are connected to the network too.

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  9. Little Steve says:

    ars is an abbreviation for Apple Retail Store. Good try though

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  10. adam says:

    I would bet that when the MBPs were imaged, either the image had the wrong name on it or some tech didn’t name the machines properly.

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  11. Gustav says:

    I have the same problem (10.5.2 & 10.5.3), this happens because you changed the name of the user account of you mac

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  12. IceB8 says:

    adam is correct… it’s the imaging.. happens on all Mac when you use time machine to restore a new computer from a previous model… for instance when i upgraded from my macbook pro to my imac and transferred everything via time machine… the imac shows up as a macbook pro icon… talking with a couple of Genii at the store confirmed the quark…

    there’s a difference between apple’s hints and just plain manipulating errors in the OS…

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