Used Mac Pro prices are finally starting to come down. Search from 1,000's of used macs for sale Nationwide. Including: iMac, Macbook, Powerbook, Mac Pros, Mac Mini.
Apple Mac Pro Quad Core 3.0GHz Intel Xeon 8GB RAM/3TB HD OSX 10.7 Lion/Adobe CS5
US $875.50 | 35 Bids
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A MAXED OUT 24" 2.33 GHz CORE 2 DUO IMAC ***
US $675.00 | 1 Bid
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Apple Power Mac G4 Cube 1844 Desktop - M7886 (July, 2000)
US $120.00 | 1 Bid
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Apple iMac 20" | Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz | 2 GB RAM | 320 GB | 10.5 Leopard
US $380.00 | 15 Bids
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mac mini desktop model#1283 2ghz intel core 2 duo-4gb-320gb hdd dual boot
US $455.00 | 38 Bids
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Apple iMac 20" Desktop - MA877LL/A (August, 2007)
US $495.00 | 25 Bids
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Apple iMac 20" Desktop All in One 2.66GHz 2GB Ram 320GB HDD DVD WiFi Ready
US $305.00 | 20 Bids
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Apple Mac Pro 3 Ghz Quad Core/2GB/500GB/SD/BT - BARGAIN DEAL HERE!
US $600.01 | 13 Bids
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Apple iMac G5 17" Desktop (October, 2005) - Customized
US $129.00 | 1 Bid
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Apple iMac 20" Desktop - Bad LCD -Upgraded to 4GB RAM
US $200.00 | 1 Bid
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US $280.00 | 6 Bids
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Apple Mac Pro Desktop (July, 2010) (Latest Model) - Customized
US $3,050.00 | 25 Bids
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Apple Mac Mini Desktop - MC815LL/A (July, 2011) (Latest Model)
US $455.00 | 3 Bids
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Apple Mac Pro Quad Core 3.0GHz Intel Xeon 8GB RAM/3TB HD OSX 10.7 Lion/Adobe CS5
US $810.00 | 26 Bids
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Apple Mac Pro 3 Ghz Quad Core/2GB/500GB/SD/BT - BARGAIN DEAL HERE!
US $555.00 | 22 Bids
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Used Mac Pro desktops are high-end computers used by many graphic design and video professionals. An Intel-based replacement for the Power Mac G5 had long been expected prior to the release of the Mac Pro. The iMac, Mac Mini, MacBook and MacBook Pro had moved to an Intel-based architecture starting in January 2006, leaving the Power Mac G5 as the only machine in the Mac lineup still based on the PowerPC. After the switch to Intel chips Apple had dropped the term "Power" from the other machines in their lineup, and started using "Pro" on their higher-end offerings.
