Apple confirms its discontinuing support for beloved item – check your device before deadline this month
Apple confirms its discontinuing support for beloved item – check your device before deadline this month
M.A. Loreto
APPLE has announced that it’ll soon be shelving one of its most beloved items.
The company announced a deadline for when the item will no longer be able to be serviced at Apple Stores.
Apple announced that one of its products would no longer be available to be serviced in Apple Stores
The 12-inch MacBook was an important laptop for its time
Apple announced it would add the 12-inch MacBook to the company’s list of devices that won’t be supported starting June 30.
This device was released in 2015 and sat between the MacBook Air and the MacBook Pro.
It was no longer manufactured after 2019, yet it became a beloved device for a lot of Apple users, who preferred its size and comfortability.
Mashable India explains that Apple has a rule when products are considered “technologically outdated.”
“Apple considers a product to be technologically outdated if more than seven years have passed since the business last distributed it for sale and determined it was no longer profitable to do so,” explains the article.
The first 12-inch MacBook was retired in April 2016.
The laptop was Apple’s first notebook without a fan, being one of its lightest and most portable models.
It also created a path for new MacBooks, and the types of products that consumers were interested in purchasing.
The first generation of the laptop had a starting price of $1,299.
At Apple’s WWDC event, the company announced plenty of new products, including some new laptops.
The new 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros will have next-generation cores.
They are said to provide better battery life and performance for users.
“Today the MacBook Pro gets even better,” said Greg Joswiak, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing.
“With faster performance, enhanced connectivity, and the longest battery life ever in a Mac, along with the best display in a laptop, there’s simply nothing else like it.”
M.A. Loreto
APPLE has announced that it’ll soon be shelving one of its most beloved items.
The company announced a deadline for when the item will no longer be able to be serviced at Apple Stores.
Apple announced that one of its products would no longer be available to be serviced in Apple Stores
The 12-inch MacBook was an important laptop for its time
Apple announced it would add the 12-inch MacBook to the company’s list of devices that won’t be supported starting June 30.
This device was released in 2015 and sat between the MacBook Air and the MacBook Pro.
It was no longer manufactured after 2019, yet it became a beloved device for a lot of Apple users, who preferred its size and comfortability.
Mashable India explains that Apple has a rule when products are considered “technologically outdated.”
“Apple considers a product to be technologically outdated if more than seven years have passed since the business last distributed it for sale and determined it was no longer profitable to do so,” explains the article.
The first 12-inch MacBook was retired in April 2016.
The laptop was Apple’s first notebook without a fan, being one of its lightest and most portable models.
It also created a path for new MacBooks, and the types of products that consumers were interested in purchasing.
The first generation of the laptop had a starting price of $1,299.
At Apple’s WWDC event, the company announced plenty of new products, including some new laptops.
The new 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros will have next-generation cores.
They are said to provide better battery life and performance for users.
“Today the MacBook Pro gets even better,” said Greg Joswiak, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing.
“With faster performance, enhanced connectivity, and the longest battery life ever in a Mac, along with the best display in a laptop, there’s simply nothing else like it.”
Similar Readings (5 items)
Many Loved To Hate This Macbook Pro Feature, So Apple Decided To Just Cancel It: 'Good Riddance'
Apple finally kills Intel Mac mini, leaving one Intel machine left
You shouldn't buy the new 15-inch MacBook Air
A 27-inch iMac is redundant, especially with the new M2 Mac mini
Apple iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max among mobile phones being disconnected from next week
Summary
Apple is discontinuing support for its 12-inch MacBook, a beloved item released in 2015. This laptop was a significant product due to its lightweight design and lack of a fan. Despite being retired in 2016, it remained popular among users for its size and comfortability. Apple considers products