Out with the old and in with the new.
Apple is rumored to be launching a few desktop lines and new models this year and, with that, support for some of the older computers has got to go. Is your Mac about to become obsolete? Or does Apple still consider it to be “vintage?” What does any of this mean?! What about your old iPhone that’s barely hanging on.
Fret not! Mashable will help break it all down for you and let you know if you should start thinking about upgrading your Mac soon.
Obsolete desktop Macs
When a Mac becomes obsolete, that’s the end of the road for that particular Apple product. Apple typically supports products for a minimum of five years from when it was last distributed by the company. Parts, if they are available, can also be obtained by Apple for up to seven years as required by law.
Read more at Mashable.com