Five years ago this week, we got news that the Mac Pro wasn’t dead, and more importantly, that Apple knew that it had lost the plot when it came to the Mac.
In the years since Apple has shipped both the iMac Pro and a new Mac Pro, but also a Retina MacBook Air and (eventually) notebooks with non-busted keyboards. The Mac mini was overhauled to be much more powerful. macOS got a new, fresh design and some amazing new features.
Oh, and the Apple silicon transition.
There’s no arguing that Apple has made good on its word to recommit itself to the Mac. Here in early 2022, there’s very little to complain about when it comes to the platform.
When I reflect back on this time period, I’ll always think of the 2019 Mac Pro first.
Its introduction was the first Apple keynote I was invited to attend. It was amazing to be in the room when this machine was introduced, and getting to see it in person later that day was a real highlight of the week.
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