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No. But you just distort what I am saying. I'm not using a PC from 1992 because I consider them to be too old, not because some company unilaterally decided th
by pjerem 4y ago
No. But you just distort what I am saying.
I'm not using a PC from 1992 because I consider them to be too old, not because some company unilaterally decided that it's now to old and that it is now junk.
My PC have parts from 2012 and is still working fine (I'm using Linux but tbh, even under windows, it works pretty well). Good luck running up to date apps on a 2012 iPad. My 2012 PC is up to date.
Most 10 to 20 years old PCs can run some light (and up to date !) linux distrib and can serve many purposes ranging from lightweight terminals to educational material in third world countries. Heck, with the right software setup, most are still really decent office computers. We are not in the 90-2000s anymore where every year your new computer was vastly faster than the previous one.
An out of date iPad is just electronic junk. Not because it is not fast (it's even as fast as when you bought it) but because it's not yours anymore.
- scarface74 4y agoWhat do you mean “good luck” doing so? You go to the App store and download the “last compatible version”. The last time I checked a couple of years ago, you could do that for Netflix, Spotify, Hulu, Crackle, all of Apple’s software and Google Drive.