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> They could accomplish that by simply killing off the Mac Pro line. In the time after the trashcan Mac Pro they lost a significant portion of the professional
by dmitriid 4y ago
> They could accomplish that by simply killing off the Mac Pro line.
In the time after the trashcan Mac Pro they lost a significant portion of the professional market. And while that market is relatively small, it's highly influencial.
By the time Final Cut Pro X was unveiled Apple could boast that 60% of Hollywood movies are edited on a Mac. Now? Not so much. And this probably extends into other areas, too.
- donbrae 4y agoIndeed. Releasing FCP X as an MVP (a concept no-one outside of software dev understands), without the features in FCP 9 that professionals expect, was a bad idea. I know a couple of filmmakers that switched to PC, partly due to the cost of Macs but also because of FCP X.