Apple has started selling replacement wheels for the Mac Pro for a whopping $699, while the stand is available for $299. The wheels do not even come with a lock to prevent the computer from sliding.
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If you bought a new Mac Pro and opted to spend an extra $400 on the wheels, you're in for some bad news. As it turns out, those wheels don't have locks, so it can roll all over the place.
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