Brief Bits: Mountain Lion Won't Work on Older Macs

Discussion in 'Front Page News' started by News Bot, Feb 16, 2012.

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  1. bigjzoo Banned

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    This is why I think Apple may somehow combine the MBA and MBP or, more likely, take away the CD drive from the MBP, make it thinner, and add an SSD.
    bigjzoo, Feb 16, 2012
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  2. Naveen121 Well-Known Member

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    hmmm...im more worried about getting a vm of this to run on my windows 7 system haha :p
    Naveen121, Feb 16, 2012
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  3. DiLui007 Well-Known Member

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    That means 10.9 won't be supported on my MacBook Pro :(
    DiLui007, Feb 16, 2012
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  4. vwnut13 Member

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    But see, your Mac will last much longer than a PC because...well, apple isn't supporting your Mac anymore. Sorry.

    It is pretty obvious what Apple is doing.

    Why would they give their employees $500 off a new Mac every two years if their devices are built to last.

    Plain and Simple, Apple wants to sell you new overpriced devices every two years.
    vwnut13, Feb 17, 2012
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  5. richguitar Member

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    It feels like a massive kick in the teeth... I only just got onto the OSX bandwagon with a dirt cheap Macbook Mid 2007 C2D, and now it's obselete! Still, my transition to OSX has been amazing, so I can see myself upgrading to a newer model soon. I will probably have to resort to a refurb model as I couldn't stomach spending £1000 plus on a computer.
    richguitar, Feb 18, 2012
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