It's possible the Apple employee knows something we don't, but it doesn't make sense to keep it around since there is nothing particularly Pro about it when comparing it to the new machines.
It's possible the Apple employee knows something we don't, but it doesn't make sense to keep it around since there is nothing particularly Pro about it when comparing it to the new machines.
It is possible that they'll get rid of it and make the MBP line truly 'Pro'-only. But I hope not, especially if that means that you can't get more ports/connectivity without dropping 2 grand on a laptop...
Maybe it was that way to get Retina displays to more people. It wasn't possible to package Retina on an MBA with onboard GPU with lower thermal dissipation (1st retina MBA only came out in ~2019 with horrible thermal issues, and also the 12" MacBook failure).
I wish Apple would instead transition the cheap MBP to an MBA+ or high spec MBA instead. More ports, more display capabilities, but not far more GPU or CPU power. The base M1 is fine power wise. Just more RAM, and more usability in port selection. Or even a 15" MBA using previous-gen's MBP LCD panels.