Yeah, this seems like kind of an odd compromise, for people who want the power of a high-end machine, but the convenience of an all-in-one and are willing to gi

Yeah, this seems like kind of an odd compromise, for people who want the power of a high-end machine, but the convenience of an all-in-one and are willing to give up upgradability for it? Also, the 'real' new Mac Pro is supposed to be announced soonish--at this point it would seem to make more sense to wait and see what that offers before committing to this anyway. (Though I suppose if you are in a corporate environment where buying is driven by accountants who replace everything as soon as the thing outlives its depreciation schedule--or even have everything on leases, like we do here--maybe the fact that it will someday be relatively obsolete doesn't matter).