Recently, Apple updated the list of obsolete products after releasing new products. According to an internal memo obtained by MacRumors, Apple plans to add several products from the MacBook series to its list of obsolete products on April 30. The related topic #Apple listed the 14-year-old MacBookAir as an obsolete product also topped the Weibo hot search list.
It is understood that Apple will add MacBook Air (11 inches, early 2014), MacBook Air (13 inches, early 2014), And MacBook Pro (13 inches, mid 2014) to its list of obsolete products on April 30, all three products from 2014, and the three products have been launched for at least 7 years.
Although according to Apple's internal regulations, products included in the list of obsolete products will no longer enjoy any hardware services, according to the information recorded in the memorandum, in some countries, these three products will still be able to carry out battery repair services.
It is understood that Apple discontinued the MacBook Air after the October 2016 conference event, and launched the first MacBook Pro equipped with a touch bar at the event at that time. The 13-inch MacBook Air, which was last updated in November 2020, is powered by the M1 chip.
Netizen hot comments:
@Yeonki Yugel: I've been using it for 13 years
@Home Vest: The iPadmini1 I bought in 2012 is still in use, and the battery has not been replaced
@The cat stuck by the fish picked with a thorn: I've been 15 years old and still use it too durable to save my life
@ Nuo-style matchmaker: It is not important to be outdated, I want to change the new one early, I can't change it... (Are they not wanting to?) ）
@ChanTakWah: I have a 14-year MBA, and the office life can still hang the notebook of the new Microsoft system now
@Pie Shark: According to the logic of current electronic products, mobile products are obsolete in a year, but obsolescence does not mean that they cannot be used
@Dog and Ju: 13 years Pro can still fight again, it feels smooth as ever