That’s entirely dependent on what “pro” you’re talking about. I suspect many professional artists don’t need the stuff that a MacBook has (ie macos) but like ha

That’s entirely dependent on what “pro” you’re talking about. I suspect many professional artists don’t need the stuff that a MacBook has (ie macos) but like having a low latency touchscreen and stylus. Similarly I suspect most professional software developers don’t need a touchscreen (or accompanying stylus). You can say that you think these should be a single device, but saying that because they’re not invalidates the “pro” claim because neither device can do everything isn’t reasonable. For example, many pro designers could probably say the MacBook “pro” is not pro as it doesn’t have a low latency touch screen. Or that some behemoth PC is not a professional workstation because it doesn’t have said touchscreen. Hopefully that alternative view helps demonstrate why you’re “it’s not pro” claim isn’t really valid. This is of course also ignoring the generically vague definition of what “pro” even means.