With few buyers for the professional-, Apple has little reason to continue selling its pricey Mac Pro and the onset of Thunderbolt technology that can help address their needs..The Mac Pro has long remained a professional tool in an otherwise consumer-focused line of Apple (AAPL) computers. With a significantly higher starting price tag than its iMac cousin and a wide range of upgrade options that most Apple products lack, it makes sense that a report monday (via AppleInsider) claimed the Mac Pro might soon be put out to pasture.The reason the Mac Pro doesn’t get a shout-out during Apple’s events is probably because Apple has nothing to crow about. If there’s good reason to talk about how well a product is selling, Apple usually isn’t shy about doing so.
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