Is Apple’s 'Pro' branding too ambiguous?

[spac3duck]

Given the many computing needs for everyone in this day and age, is the moniker 'Pro' too ambiguous?

For example, is it there to:
- identify the 'professional' end users
- identify the 'differences' between the computer line up between low spec and high spec machines
Or something completely else?

 

[keysofanxiety]

"Pro" is ridiculously subjective. It's very ambiguous and doesn't mean anything concrete, so I wouldn't lose much sleep over the sociological implications of the term.

Apple generally add the Pro moniker to differentiate between lower and higher spec devices. Simple as that.

Hope this helped.

 

[hawkeye_a]

I do not think the main difference between consumer and professional is merely specs. It also *had* to do with expandibility, price, size&weight and design.

 

[spac3duck]

I do not think the main difference between consumer and professional is merely specs. It also *had* to do with expandibility, price, size&weight and design.

I like that Matrix mate!