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When I lived in England, there was a McLaren dealership nearby our office. Every time I passed it, I would always take an extra second to soak in the aesthetics of the hypercars on display. Likewise, the new line of MacBook Pros takes the air of out the room and audiences can't help but to gaze upon its sleek metallic beauty.
Apple shipped its much anticipated new line of MacBook Pros during late October of last year. Many cheered, few booed, and most of us simply wished we had more discretionary income to buy these new fancy machines. The common negative feedbacks regarded the high floor price, the low hardware ceilings, and the irrelevant technology in the middle. Although Apple reported record-breaking sales figures, many of the potential consumers are still holding out. Beyond pricing strategy, Apple needs to understand its consumers better and organize its MacBook (Pro) line-up accordingly.
To better capture the market and convince fence-sitters, Apple needs to better recognize the new core customer group and sharpen its line-ups accordingly. In the past, there were a greater proportion of MacBook users using Apple laptops for visually-demanding tasks. Nowadays, however, the majority of MacBook users are not photographers, let alone rendering 4k videos. The new core group seeks a connected, portable, and reliable laptop that also has a beautiful screen... not a movie studio on the go. Nonetheless, the professionals are not to be forgotten. For the price they are paying, professionals scream that Apple make MacBook Pros more "Pro." To better cater to the main core group without disregarding the loyal professional group, Apple needs to sharpen its line-ups and benefit from reducing inventory and production costs.
First, Apple needs to introduce a new entry-level laptop. Although the 13-inch MacBook Air is still for sale, it's full of outdated technology and simply an embarrassment as a new laptop for anyone out of grade school. Students rarely use Macs in school and businesses are still dominated by PCs. Apple cannot honestly expect a person to "try out" a new type of computer and operating system for $1,299 - $1,499.
Second, Apple needs to separate the main group from the professional group in its line-ups. Let the main group enjoy the beauty and reliability of the MacBook line, while the professionals thrive in the bells and whistles of the Pro line.
In a perfect world, MacBook (Pros) would be free and wifi would never drop. However, neither is a reality. By organizing the MacBook (Pro) line-ups, Apple will place the right tools in the right users' hands to be more productive and creative. The future is hopeful and I look forward to being surprised. Perhaps in the distant future, all of my Apple devices will be connected seamlessly. How great would it be if I could move a tab from my Mac to my iPad? In the meantime, putting more Apple laptops into users' hands will bring us one step closer.
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