Apple says all Mac minis with Intel are now ‘vintage’ or ‘obsolete’

Apple announced which teams will be considered vintage and obsolete

Although the company founded by Steve Jobs still doesn't consider these models obsolete, it's important that you know what happens if you still use them.

Apple says all Mac minis with Intel are now ‘vintage’ or ‘obsolete’

Apple has just added two devices to its list of vintage and obsolete products, including the last Mac mini with Intel.

Two iconic Apple devices have joined the growing club of devices considered "legacy" by the manufacturer: the latest Mac mini with Intel chip, and the iPhone 6s.

Most Intel Macs Are Now Considered ‘Vintage’ Products – iDrop News

With nearly all of Apple’s Macs now sporting the latest M4 chips, we’re well into the era of Apple silicon. So it shouldn’t come as a big surprise that Apple’s Intel Macs are going the way of the dodo.After all, the last Macs to feature an Intel chip were released in the first half of […]Read More...

Apple Says All Mac Minis With Intel Are Now Vintage

Apple has officially designated all Intel-based Mac minis as "vintage" or "obsolete," marking the end of an era. This means Apple no longer guarantees parts or service for these devices, as they've surpassed the 5- to 7-year support window. 9to5Mac reports: Apple periodically adds devices to its ever-growing list of vintage and obsolete products. That happened today, as spotted by MacRumors, with two noteworthy "vintage" additions: iPhone 6s and…