it never has been the cost when it comes to business but the software which isn't as broad spectrum as it is in the x86 world. even system management isn't as s

it never has been the cost when it comes to business but the software which isn't as broad spectrum as it is in the x86 world. even system management isn't as simple as the x86 world. you are on point from the consumer side another area is that apple for years shunned gaming on their Macs either from API changes or lackadaisical driver support to the point of having a riff with Nvidia that was never solved. that reduces the appeal on the consumer side as many did not or count not afford multiple machines and of course upgrading a Mac meant buying a new one So now they have a really good processor, we need to wait to see what they drop in the dedicated GPU realm to go with it, and finally how they encourage all x86 vendors to come on board.