What? That was the only one I remotely considered when I had a bit of money to spend earlier this year for running some graphic apps (after working on an XPS for years now). While obviously Apple knows best which models are selling, as a vi user I absolutely have no use for a touch bar, and won't buy one, ever.<p>What's "pro" with Apple machines these days? If anything, "pro" should stand for having options like non-glare displays, ports, and proper keyboards. My old 2003 PowerBook I used for a long time had an exchangeable battery, exchangeable RAM, PCMCIA, ports, etc. But Apple has kept (or even raised) the prices from the PowerBook times, yet only delivers shiny, super-slim, useless all-inclusive notebooks. It hurts to loose Apple as supplier.