Tablets: iPad Mini 3, iPad Air 2.
Phones: iPhone 6, iPhone 6+.
Desktops: Mac Mini, iMac, Mac Pro.
Portables: Macbook Air, Macbook Pro.
You can even make that list ordered by size from memory like I did, and I'm not an Apple guy although I have a Mini that runs windows, and an iPad Air).
* The non-air iPad Retina and non-retina Mini are still part of the lineup
* the 5S and 5C are still part of the lineup
* the iMac exists in 21 and 27"
* the rMBP exists in 13 and 15"
* the MBA exists in 11 and 13"
* the 13" MBP still exists
2. Even if you understand "current" as "latest" (which is most definitely a non-standard definition) that removes the old MBP, the 5's and the leftover ipads, the ipods and various screen sizes of macs remain.
The 6 and 6+ are still both iPhone 6s, the only difference beside size is extremely minor (optical stabilization), not entirely different products.
> Same for the MBA and MBP, those are simply size/feature differences, not entirely different products.
See above.
> Would you also then break out each and every storage/ram/cpu combination on the MBA and MBP lines? I doubt it. It's still a fraction of what other makers produce.
That's swapping out parts obtained from third parties (hence BTO), different display sizes lead to difference in effective uses, and require very different internal chassis.
Dang. We can't be friends.