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That means people who bought an Intel-based Mac Pro in 2023 will only have gotten security updates for five years after purchase. Wow.
by Paianni 1y ago
That means people who bought an Intel-based Mac Pro in 2023 will only have gotten security updates for five years after purchase. Wow.
- joshstrange 1y agoAhh yes, the massive number of people who bought a _Mac Pro_ in _2023_…. The only people buying a Mac Pro in 2023 are people who are buying it because they specifically need Intel and they know that Intel on the way out, but they just still need it for something. If you purchased a Mac Pro in 2023 and didn’t realize this was happening you have no business buying a computer. No one in an Apple Store is gonna push you towards a Mac Pro, it’s a very niche product.
- yurishimo 1y agoDo they even advertise them in retail locations now? Last time I was in an Apple Store, all I saw was current hardware. I think they can only be bought online. I went to the Apple.com "find your mac" tool and even knowing what I wanted to get back, I couldn't even convince it to recommend a Mac Pro. https://www.apple.com/mac/best-mac/ https://www.apple.com/mac/best-mac/
- philistine 1y agoIt is literally impossible to get a Mac Pro as a recommandation from Apple. They know the Mac Pro has devolved into a PCIe expansion board accessory with a Mac Studio already attached. They market it accordingly.