I guess this might be their direction now, but at one time Apple did market heavily towards creative professionals.
I think this helped Apple's "hip" image among consumers. When you, say, see your favorite electronic band in concert and notice the Apple logo on their laptop, that reinforces the impression that these computers aren't "stodgy" Windows PCs (ala the ads 10 years ago in this direction -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Get_a_Mac)
Many "common" consumers have a creative hobby to be honest as well, and I think developing pro tools can help develop consumer / prosumer versions. See: Garageband, a consumer oriented DAW from the folks that made Logic Pro.