But some miracles don't need to be worked. It's crammed newer and newer (meaning hotter and hotter) components into the tiny space behind the iMac's screen without having the systems explode into flames - I really didn't think it could pull off the same trick with the iMac Pro. To be fair, Apple's been working miracles behind that well-worn look.
Maybe Oprah should design the next iMac? (I'm actually worried about sending that idea out into the universe.) It's possible, even probable, that Apple doesn't really care about that arm of its business when it can bask in the reflected glow of entertainment celeberati. Meanwhile the design of its larger computing hardware - MacBooks and iMacs - hasn't significantly changed in years and we're still waiting for a functional replacement for the trash can Mac Pro. The company couldn't figure out how to bring a charging mat to market because of its dysfunctional obsession with a specific, thin-uber-alles design aesthetic.
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