Apple Primer Trump saying that he wants to continue making Mac Pro in the US

Apple CEO Tim Cook said that during the investor call this afternoon, the company wanted to bademble the Mac Pro 2019 in the United States, as was the case with the previous "Trash" of the high-end office. Apple pointed to the US badembly of this device and even made a video to promote it. But the company did not mention having the same plans for the Mac Pro that it revealed to WWDC in June.

Yet, according to Cook, the US badembly is exactly the reason why Apple has requested an exclusion of US government tariffs on the importation of goods from China.

"Regarding the exclusions, we manufacture the Mac Pro in the United States. We want to continue doing that, "said Cook. "So we are working and investing in the ability to do that because we want to continue to be here. And that's what's behind the exclusions. So, we explain it and hope for a positive result. "

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The exclusion request was denied Friday by President Trump, but it is clear that Cook still hopes a decision will eventually be made in favor of Apple, especially when jobs are at stake in the United States. This is obviously a statement intended to find its way to the president. The very fact that Apple has requested that its waiver apply to specific parts should indicate the intention of the company to continue to bademble its US-based Mac Pro system.

The Wall Street Journal previously reported that the production of Mac Pro would be fully transferred to China. Apple has not refuted this claim, and it is still possible that both of these things are true: Apple could start badembling the new machine in China at the start of production before transferring the badembly to the United States once the one it will be equipped. The new Mac Pro should be released this fall. Apple has not publicly given a more accurate release date.

Here is the video about the manufacturing and badembly process of the old model: