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Docks have always had a niche, but they've never really taken off.

Yes, it works for the 'businessman on the go' and 'single hipsters', but pretty much everyone else finds it simpler and more useful to just have a desktop computer where they want a desktop computer. looks great on paper, but it seems to be missing a few things.ДЄ) How many people are going to want a dumb terminal that needs a phone plugged into it before it will work? Especially given that an actual computer that your wife or kids can use while you aren't home will actually probably be cheaper. The idea of having my computer in my phone which i can use as a phone/tablet, and then i walk up to a 'dumb terminal' and plug it in, and now I have a keyboard mouse and monitor. This is an interesting concept and the technology is definitely getting there, but I'm curious to see it'll land successfully or not.

'(and everyone has been half expecting a decent dockable phone that runs a computer setup for a long time)'

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once someone switches to a windows laptop the integration with their phone becomes weaker, and the whole reason for choosing iphone becomes weaker. The thing about that is that destroying the ecosystem tarnishes the smartphones. ' Or maybe they don't care about losing market-share in the laptop area because they see tablets/phones as more profitable.

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Then the current so-called macbook and macbook pro could easily fill the niche the macbook air is leaving, since all they've done the last several years is make their 3 separate lines converge to the same thing, which is great if you want that one thing, but lousy if you want anything else. Like a new macbook pro that caters to pro users? I can dream, right? 'Maybe they have something else in the pipeline.' In 5 years, when almost everything you buy will be USB-C/Thunderbolt (now that Intel has stopped getting in their own And I/O that is as 'future proof' as it gets at this point in time. As I said, more than any other current laptop. The MacBook Pro ('MBP') really does have a tremendous amount of I/O expandability. I don't think that, other than the thinness, which many laptops were pushing ever toward, that the MacBook Pro was pushing toward 'Air-ness'. LOL, ok, you got me! But it really was incomprehensible! Or what? Its a typo, left out a word: 'Maybe they see the difference between the current MacBook Air and MacBook as minor.' :-) MacBook minor = MacBook Pro? MacBook = MacBook? Or what? Your snarky misuse of product names has left your comment completely incomprehensible. When the new MacBook was introduced it did seem to move towards the Air concept. Maybe they see the difference between the current MacBook Air and MacBook minor. Or maybe they don't care about losing market-share in the laptop area. Maybe they have something else in the pipeline.