Maybe Apple needs to do clearer segmentation between their pro and not-pro product lines?<p>When I first started using Macs seriously (~2008) the difference between iMacs, Mac Pros, the toy-like white MacBooks and the smooth unibody MacBooks was stark, in both appearance and performance. Now it&#x27;s hard to tell the difference between the three different varieties of MacBook at a glance, especially the 13&quot; models.<p>A part of it is that the biggest gains have been had at the bottom. 90% of people have no need for a powerful, dedicated GPU now. Going from an i5 to an i7 does what, exactly? 8GB of RAM is &quot;good enough&quot;. Apple Music and Netflix et al mean that 256GB SSD is enough. The difference between &quot;normal&quot; and enthusiast hardware just doesn&#x27;t mean a lot at the moment.<p>I think that&#x27;s what has led to every flavor of Mac having samey specs.<p>I doubt that the demographics of Apple users have changed much in the almost-20 years since the colorful iMacs came out: creative pros and people who think Apples are &quot;cool&quot;.