Apple earlier this month discontinued the iMac Pro, an absolute workhorse of a machine that struggled to find much of a niche between entry-level iMac models and the Mac Pro. Apple’s decision to remove the iMac Pro from its product lineup, however, shouldn’t be interpreted as a sign that the company — as in years past — is neglecting its iconic all-in-one machine. On the contrary, there’s mounting evidence Apple has plans to release upgraded iMac models in the near future.
