No, they haven't provided anything to sufficiently meet my needs in the last eight years. I want a desktop, with expansion capability. Not a static device, that

No, they haven't provided anything to sufficiently meet my needs in the last eight years. I want a desktop, with expansion capability. Not a static device, that just gets thrown away for the next iteration. I'm not asking for Apple to turn into a Newegg, but a desktop that allows you to upgrade basic components isn't out of left field. What do you expect me to do if I'm looking to expand something as simple as storage space in the current offerings? String up an array of external disk drives? When you don't offer anything but mobile devices, it's kind of hard to show sales otherwise. The high end desktop market exists for people that need it. Mac OS users get no option. They spent a shit ton of R&D to create a fancy trash can. How about just canning the silly space age innovation, and upgrade the standard Mac Pro chassis. I'm not sure why you're trying to justify Apple's decisions by claiming that what they offer should just be good enough. Clearly it's not for myself, and others. You think I enjoy working on a soon to be nine year old machine?