The Mac Pro has an upgradeable graphics card, but it uses preconfigured modules rather than off-the-shelf consumer GPUs. But if you're among the few people who own one (or if you manage IT for a team that does), you now have some new upgrade options. The Mac Pro is far from a mass-market consumer product it's primarily meant for professional video editing bays and the like. There are also numeric keypad-equipped versions of both the non-Touch ID and Touch ID keyboards ($129 and $179, respectively). The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID costs $149, and a variant without Touch ID goes for $99. But it seems that the standalone Magic Keyboard just comes in the standard silver and white motif seen in so many Apple accessories. Since that all-in-one desktop came in a variety of colors, the keyboard is available in the same shades. The new Magic Keyboard design was introduced as an exclusive for the M1-equipped, 24-inch iMac that debuted this spring. Touch ID is a biometric authentication feature previously seen only in Apple's laptops and mobile devices.
The keyboard has a completely new shape and added features, including a Touch ID fingerprint reader. For example, the Magic Trackpad simply has a subtly different shape to better match the more significantly changed Magic Keyboard. Each of the updated accessories comes with a USB-C-to-Lightning cable for charging. Further Reading 24-inch iMac review: There’s still no step threeYou'll also find updated versions of the Magic Mouse ($79) and Magic Trackpad ($129) at Apple's store, but these are not dramatically different.
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