When people suggest Apple has an evil plan to impose the walled garden on our laptops and desktops, and turn all of our computers into appliances, I roll my eyes. But their neglect of the Mac Pro lends those arguments at least a little bit of credence.
On the other hand, despite Apple's huge cash reserves, I'm sure their human capital resources are limited. With iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks as wildly successful as they are (and for good reason, IMO), it would be really, really stupid not to allocate most of their resources to these products, and push for the major updates there.
On the other hand, despite Apple's huge cash reserves, I'm sure their human capital resources are limited. With iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks as wildly successful as they are (and for good reason, IMO), it would be really, really stupid not to allocate most of their resources to these products, and push for the major updates there.