While I agree with you, the Mac (also the Amiga, and in a broader sense, the personal computer) enabled a lot of new professions too: graphical designers, video

While I agree with you, the Mac (also the Amiga, and in a broader sense, the personal computer) enabled a lot of new professions too: graphical designers, video producers, photographers, musicians, anyone relying on CAD (engineers, architects), etc. Suddenly, all those people had a powerful tool to work with at a more affordable price. I believe that's what Murray was referring to, and I would say they were successful at that.