Every so often, Apple pLocate a list of products that will be completely discontinued therefore, they cannot be repaired directly in the official stores of the Cupertino-based company. As we do not have parts for this equipment, because we stop manufacturing them, we will have to resort to unofficial technical services to try to extend the life of our device a few more years, as long as they continue to perform their function.
Below we show you the main devices that will be part of the devices without the possibility of repair in the Apple Store, but they are not all, but the most representative and used by users. It's funny that Apple has already included Beats products in the same list than your devices, but then again it is a logical step.
- Apple Cinema Display (23-inch with DVI connection, Early 2007)
- Beatbox Beatbox Portable (1st generation)
- diddybeats
- Heartbeats (1st generation)
- iBeats
- iMac (late 2009)
- iPod touch (1st generation)
- Mac Pro (early 2009)
- MacBook (13-inch, Early 2009)
- MacBook Air (mid 2009)
- MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2009)
- First-generation Time Capsule (802.11n Wi-Fi connection)
- Wireless (1st generation)
Apple usually offers support for the devices it sells for five years, but in some countries such as Turkey and the United States, it is required to extend it to at least 7 years, not on a whim, but because of the local laws in force in both countries. So if you are a user of any of these products, about to enter the Vintage category, it is already taking time to take it to your usual Apple Store before you have to look for your life in any other technical service.
If you want to check el complete list of devices that will become obsolete next December, pYou can go through the following link to the Apple page where you can find all the information regarding the devices that will soon receive the Vintage surname.
Could you put the models please
In the article I have linked the Apple website where all the models that will be downloaded are shown.
In short, it is about addressing products of its manufacture, only from 2010 onwards, to the detriment of all those manufactured from 2009 onwards ... if we analyze it, based on the enormous success of APPLE, it is understandable ... because, in part, they must try to guarantee the renewal of their sales, and, of course, an Apple customer will never spend more than 5 years with a team, without being seduced to change it for new offers and innovations….