That seems like a bad take. It's more likely that they are the newest designs and it's easier to set up a supply chain for this with the current models than it

That seems like a bad take. It's more likely that they are the newest designs and it's easier to set up a supply chain for this with the current models than it is with previous models. Wait a few years and then you can see if your cynicism is appropriate if they stop supporting them when they are older.