Apple Product Environmental Specifications for Mac Pro

Hey there everyone:
Can anyone point me to the Apple Product Environmental Specifications for the New Mac Pro?
I cannot find the Environmental Specifications for the Mac Pro. I am considering a Mac Pro and a MacBook Pro. The Mac pro obviously has the ability for more RAM and faster working environment but I am currently using a 2001 QuickSilver with 867Mhz single chip so either will be leaps forward for me.
I know the Environ specs for the MacBook Pro will be lower energy use but I want to know about the Mac Pro and make the choice after knowing all the information.
Mac Pro Mac OS X (10.4.7) Not including display but if available with 4 drives and one midlevel video card.

Apple does not seem to have released these specifications publicly at this time, as there isn't a PDF for the Mac Pro on this page. If you keep watching the page, you should be able to access the specifications at a point in the future.
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