That speaks of consolidation and yearly refresh not innovation. A yearly adding of stuff because they have to not because they have the next great idea. Stuff t

That speaks of consolidation and yearly refresh not innovation. A yearly adding of stuff because they have to not because they have the next great idea. Stuff that doesn't just work together like it used to, nor feel as slick. I honestly can't remember the last iOS or MacOS update that brought anything really compelling, and High Sierra brought a new low for stability. iMac Pro comes after a year or two of widespread criticism after the "can't innovate my ass" trashcan farce. For that money I would want a cheese grater with slots and expansion not an all-in-one that seems fine for regular iMac prices. Airpods are hardly ground breaking. HomePod was joining in because everyone else was. iPhone X is bigger, faster with a notch that speaks of kludge not innovation.