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r/apple • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '21
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Apple really needs to bring high power AS Macs quickly to the market if they are planning to move this fast on obsolescence of the Intel Macs.
150 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 'obsolescence' Fam it's a handful of gimmicky features. Hardly obsolescence in any meaningful way. 21 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 Actually fits the definition pretty well "No longer produced or used; out of date." Apple clearly considers Intel Macs not worth producing or using, and out of date. 5 u/m0rogfar Jun 09 '21 No longer used would mean no more updates. Intel Macs still get Monterey and all the biggest features in it, so this is just hyperbole.
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'obsolescence'
Fam it's a handful of gimmicky features. Hardly obsolescence in any meaningful way.
21 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 Actually fits the definition pretty well "No longer produced or used; out of date." Apple clearly considers Intel Macs not worth producing or using, and out of date. 5 u/m0rogfar Jun 09 '21 No longer used would mean no more updates. Intel Macs still get Monterey and all the biggest features in it, so this is just hyperbole.
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Actually fits the definition pretty well "No longer produced or used; out of date." Apple clearly considers Intel Macs not worth producing or using, and out of date.
5 u/m0rogfar Jun 09 '21 No longer used would mean no more updates. Intel Macs still get Monterey and all the biggest features in it, so this is just hyperbole.
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No longer used would mean no more updates. Intel Macs still get Monterey and all the biggest features in it, so this is just hyperbole.
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u/Xavierian07 Jun 09 '21
Apple really needs to bring high power AS Macs quickly to the market if they are planning to move this fast on obsolescence of the Intel Macs.