I'm amused at your third column, and it's arguably not wrong currently, although it's almost more niche than "corporate" in its current form. :) The "pre-trash

I'm amused at your third column, and it's arguably not wrong currently, although it's almost more niche than "corporate" in its current form. :) The "pre-trashcan" Mac Pro models were considerably less expensive, even adjusted for inflation, than what came afterward. (The first Intel Mac Pros started at $2299, and IIRC I bought a PowerMac G5 in the early 2000s for something like $1599.) So Apple might lower their introductory pricing down to something that, if not cheap, is at least less expensive than the current Mac Pro. I wouldn't bet money on that, to be sure -- but it's possible. There's also the possibility of a "Mac Mini Pro," though, maybe? In a sense they kind of did that with the last update to the Intel model; I could see them making this a more deliberate bifurcation in the lineup.