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Originally Posted by Kwixo
Typically Apple provides O/S upgrades for 7 years after a model stops selling. 5 years is when the model becomes “vintage”. I’m doubtful that they will not support a 50k Mac Pro for less than that time frame. I don’t think 2022 will come around and suddenly they disenfranchise the pro users they are still currently trying to woo back
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You are talking about terms used by Apple to mean continued hardware service and parts support. That has nothing for example to do with new OS availability, and wildly mistates the software support provided in the transition to PowerPC to Intel.