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Apple has yet to remove the notebook from its public-facing vintage and obsolete products list , as shown below. Apple considers a product to be vintage or obsolete, depending on the region, when at least five years have passed since the product was last manufactured. When this happens, Apple and Apple Authorized Service Providers stop offering hardware service, like repairs, except in California and Turkey by law. All in all, if you're still using this particular MacBook Pro, it turns out you still have a little under six months of hardware support remaining from the Genius Bar and certified repair shops.

So, if you've been looking to get that battery replaced, or otherwise, it would be best to do so sooner rather than later. Beyond that date, you're on your own. Fortunately, the repair experts at iFixit offer many do-it-yourself guides and replacement parts. Related Roundup: MacBook Pro. Buyer's Guide: MacBook Pro Caution. Top Rated Comments View all. That's right, slobber! As soon as the service date ends, the Mac self-destructs and is completely inoperable. Tim Cook then arrives at your house with sunglasses and a machete, presses it to your throat and tells you to toss your Mac in the landfill or bad things will happen.

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What are you talking about? The MBP was obsolete the day it came out.

Not sure if you are serious but you dont have to throw anything away if its still working Six years seems to be a fair amount of lifespan before getting a new computer. It's been six years and we're still stuck with GB of storage on the base 15" model.

That's what I love about computers unlike smartphones and tablets. Thank Intel and the rest of the industry for the slow pace of innovation. Back in the 90's, if you had bought a computer in , it would be ridiculously in need for an update in I mean, in , there was no such thing as 3D graphics cards in the market, and in , there were Voodoo 2's running Unreal. In a sound card were crappy and totally optional, in it was a given in any computer and they were PCM based.

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Mac Pro See Full Product Calendar. Google's "Keep" app for taking notes and making lists today expanded to the Apple Watch, allowing the app's users to use the note taking and list making functionality right on their Apple today seeded the third beta of an upcoming macOS Mojave And after it became apparent there would not be a MacBook Pro update at Apple's September event this year, rumors started pointing to October. We're deep into that month now, and a new rumor by Japanese site Macotakara spotted by MacRumors has just reiterated the October launch date.

But is there enough time left in October for that? Why hasn't Apple sent invitations yet? Are we going to have to live yet another month or even longer without a new MacBook Pro? Let's do a quick overview of Apple's past events and see what's the most likely scenario for a new MacBook Pro unveiling. When will Apple unveil the new MacBook Pro? Apple refreshed the inch MacBook Pro in February , but the changes were mostly cosmetic. The Pros also got a refresh in Oct. Yes, the and inch MacBook Pro laptops are still beautifully designed but they haven't seen any major innovation in four years, which is forever in this industry.

The MacBook Air either needs to step down — it's been largely replaced by the new MacBook — or get an upgrade as well. A Retina screen would be nice, for instance.

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The iMac is getting dated, too, and don't get me started on the Mac Pro , a professional-grade workhorse that hasn't been updated since Oct. Add to that the rumors that the new MacBook Pro will have an OLED touch bar instead of a strip of function buttons on top of its keyboard — which would make this upgrade both pretty amazing and arguably Apple's biggest laptop innovation since the Air launch in — and it's easy to see why this event is highly anticipated.

The latest rumor from Macotakara, which cites sources from Apple's supply chain in China, claims Apple will launch new, thinner MacBook Pros, both in and inch sizes. There will also be a new inch MacBook Air, but there won't be any upgrades to the smaller, inch Air. However, nearly two thirds of October are behind us, and Apple still hasn't sent invites for the event. So can these new rumors about an October MacBook Pro launch be true, or is it already too late? For its Sept. For its March 21 event this year, where the iPhone SE was launched, Apple had sent out invites 11 days earlier, on March Last year, the time span between the invites and the actual event was even longer — 14 days for the September event, 11 days for the March event.

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And in , the September event was announced 13 days earlier. Today is Oct. There's a good reason rumors point to an October event.



That's because all Apple events sans the WWDC conference, which is typically held in June, and usually doesn't have any hardware announcements since have happened in either October, September or March. So let's look at just Apple's October events.