>And no, my 2013 MBP still works just fine and probably will for years. Mine does too, but the lack of hardware updates is disconcerting enough that my next ha

>And no, my 2013 MBP still works just fine and probably will for years. Mine does too, but the lack of hardware updates is disconcerting enough that my next hardware(laptop/desktop) purchase won't be from Apple. I really like OS X/macOS, but the overall attitude seems to be that they just don't care, so I'll look to something that does care a little more. That's fine, it is their (or their board's?) choice on what to pursue, but I don't have to buy either. Their priorities have shifted away from macOS and the hardware that runs it. If those priorities haven't shifted, they should consider a retreat or some meeting to determine why fans like myself and many others in this thread feel that way. They should ask themselves why it is taking so long between updates to the Mac Pro, etc. They should ask themselves why they have "Pro" in the name but then leave the hardware out of date (especially since its own name kinda implies it is for power users that want powerful machines).