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What others are seeing that you aren't is that (a) Unlike the PowerPC days when the Mac gave Apple over 90% of it's profits, it now probably accounts for close
by addicted 10y ago
What others are seeing that you aren't is that
(a) Unlike the PowerPC days when the Mac gave Apple over 90% of it's profits, it now probably accounts for closer to 10% of Apple's profits
(b) The Intel excuse seriously does not fly with the Mac Pro.
(c) The CEO has openly wondered why anyone would buy a PC. Some have argued he meant Windows computers, but it doesn't inspire confidence (especially since he has stated he uses an iPad pro for most of his work)
(d) Clearly Apple's top priorities are making things smaller and lighter. This is out of step with a lot of "Pro" users' needs. Compare the new Mac Pro to its previous incarnation, and the changes in design priority could not be more obvious.