Just wanted to add a couple of things: Pro hardware can exist and has existed at Apple for most of its existence, please look back at the post and comments for evidence..
My point was not that Apple should choose between 'pro' hardware and consumer/boutique hardware, in fact, Apple has a long tradition of keeping both happy..
Maybe Apple really isn't interested in the Mac any more, or even in developers. But who makes the apps, the games, etc..
Why not keep power users, keep their 'street cred' as the 'creative platform' and make a little (a lot, actually) scratch on the side...
Old geezer cries out:
Can't we all just get along?
Just wanted to add a couple of things: Pro hardware can exist and has existed at Apple for most of its existence, please look back at the post and comments for evidence..
My point was not that Apple should choose between 'pro' hardware and consumer/boutique hardware, in fact, Apple has a long tradition of keeping both happy..
Maybe Apple really isn't interested in the Mac any more, or even in developers. But who makes the apps, the games, etc..
Why not keep power users, keep their 'street cred' as the 'creative platform' and make a little (a lot, actually) scratch on the side...
Old geezer cries out:
Can't we all just get along?
Just wanted to add a couple of things: Pro hardware can exist and has existed at Apple for most of its existence, please look back at the post and comments for evidence..
My point was not that Apple should choose between 'pro' hardware and consumer/boutique hardware, in fact, Apple has a long tradition of keeping both happy..
Maybe Apple really isn't interested in the Mac any more, or even in developers. But who makes the apps, the games, etc..
Why not keep power users, keep their 'street cred' as the 'creative platform' and make a little (a lot, actually) scratch on the side...
Old geezer cries out: Can't we all just get along?