It’s official: Apple has decided to take a step back and rethink its approach to high-end computing for the pro market.

To the regular user, the need to rename large volumes of files may not occur very often, but when it does it is a laborious and boring process that may take hours, and sometimes days, out of a busy schedule.

It could be argued that Kalamata is already reaching an advanced phase, as rumors of a possible replacement of the aging Macbook Air may be released soon, powered by an Apple-designed ARM processor, which would place the new laptop in direct competition with Chromebook devices, as well as the most entry-level Windows 2-in-1s.

It’s no secret that external GPUs are becoming the next big thing for Mac power users. Being able to plug a GTX 1080, or a Titan X in a Macbook, not only is a massive boost in graphic performance for gamers and creative professionals: it’s also incredibly cool.