pastrychef
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My question here is, what happens to Apple Silicon based macs when no longer supported? are we expected to simply "e-cycle" them? what a waste! At least my iMac from late 2013 can live out the rest of its useful life as a windows (yuck! I know), or Linux box for many years to come!
This is the same scenario we used to face when our old PowerPC Macs became outdated. I used to sell my systems every time a new model came out and upgraded. Apple has made it easier now with the Mac trade-in program.