> I'd argue that while Apple serves those markets, it hasn't catered to them for a long time, and it would be fair to say that in many cases it's downright negl

> I'd argue that while Apple serves those markets, it hasn't catered to them for a long time, and it would be fair to say that in many cases it's downright neglected them. This comment is dated. They had a stretch where they'd lost their way, but Apple's Mac lineup has been in pretty good shape for the past ~2 years. With them fixing the MacBook keyboard, they have a lineup which is more or less solid across the board. A lot of their processor issues revolved around using specific CPUs which Intel was slow to update... an issue they won't have when they move to their own silicon.