Apple is probably right here for most of their customers. It is increasingly obvious that ubiquitous broadband network connections permit the offloading of com

Apple is probably right here for most of their customers. It is increasingly obvious that ubiquitous broadband network connections permit the offloading of computation and storage to the cloud. Why sell the customer a server-style box, when Apple can rent the same compute capability from their cloud? Furthermore, Mac Pro profits are rapidly decreasing as a share of total Apple profits, and Apple is ruthlessly focused on a few consumer-oriented product themes.