danox

If a large-screen iMac were available within an XDR enclosure, it would have been my preferred choice for my next Mac instead of a Studio Mac, I just couldn’t wait any longer and had to settle.

The demand for a large-screen iMac or a tower version of a Mac remains substantial. Not everyone necessarily wants a laptop or even a studio-type device. Apple should expand its product offerings by making these two types of devices available. Additionally, they should design the necessary in-house hardware and software (which is relatively straightforward) and offer them to enable the creation of a Mac server using either the studio or tower (if the tower ever becomes available in the future).

Apples in house GPUs are within striking distance of the discrete GPUs offered in the open market one or two generations away and Apple is Nvidia/AMD and Intel free for a reason.

Apple Silicon and those five operating systems ecosystems, Puts Apple into a position where they can do very well in this area of computing and at some point they have to use their advantage because if they don’t, someone else will eventually come along see Intel, Blackberry, and Nokia for what happens when someone else comes along the opportunities won’t remain open forever.

Apple Silicon devices have been getting better through consistent iteration in terms of performance and power efficiency all Apple needs to do is continue that process, look at Intel, or IBM for what happens when you don’t, when you just want to rest on your laurels, when you start listening to people who say you don’t have to do anything just let it ride  that is when the decline starts. So keep raising the bar, Apple get into servers if you feel the need for another revenue/profit stream.