Apple has not had the best of luck when it comes to tariff relief, but that's not going to stop the company from trying to get any additional assistance it can from the United States government.
Earlier this year, Apple introduced the brand new, ridiculously powerful and redesigned Mac Pro. Alongside that, some brand new silver and black accessories to go along with it.
Earlier this year, Apple announced a new powerhouse computer in the new Mac Pro, featuring a redesigned case and customization options to make it a true workstation for professionals.
While Apple has been seeking relief in regards to tariff exemptions regarding the new Mac Pro for quite some time, it continues to be an uphill battle for the company.
The new cheese grater variant of the Mac Pro, which Apple introduced earlier this year, was initially going to be manufactured in China. However, that will no longer be the case.
Tariffs have become a major focal point for Apple recently, but the company has a win in its category.
Apple has been manufacturing the Mac Pro in the United States, and the company's CEO says they want to keep it that way.
Apple won't be exempt from any new tariffs, US President Donald Trumpt tweeted today.
The United States government has threatened to slap Chinese imports with an additional $300 billion in tariffs, which would affect Apple. In a pre-emptive move, Apple has now asked the Trump administration to exclude the new Mac Pro parts and select accessories like Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad from a 25 percent tariff on Chinese imports.
It has been quite some time since Apple provided the Expansion Slot Utility app in any version of its desktop operating system, but it's finally making a comeback with the newest version.
The new Mac Pro unveiled during the June 3 WWDC 2019 keynote won't bear an "Assembled in the USA" label because Apple's learned it’s very difficult to manufacture in America.
The brand new Mac Pro has a very interesting design. Many people instantly called it for what it is: an expensive cheese grater. However, it turns out that Apple's design wouldn't make for a great cheese grater after all.