I already addressed iPods, iPhones and iPads.
So let's look at everything else:
xServe: agreed... that was new... but it obviously wasn't long for this world... cancelled after 8 years
Mac Mini: a new form-factor... but still a Mac
Mac Pro: yet another Mac
Switch to Intel: agreed... and it needed to happen since PowerPC was reaching its limits
Unibody Macbooks: a new form-factor... but still a Macbook
Apple TV: agreed
So out of your list... I only see 3 things that were totally new during that time... and only two that are still around today (goodbye Xserve)
Look... I understand the argument: "
Apple isn't making as many new things as they did 10-15 years ago"
Well gee... maybe everything has already been made by now?
Going from 5 products to 10 products is a lot easier than going from 10 products to 20 products. You also have to consider the maturity of various markets. These aren't startups starting from scratch.
Ford already has products in nearly every practical category: cars, trucks, busses, vans, crossovers, SUVs, etc. Are you gonna punish them for not coming up with some totally new type of transportation?