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LOL @ people saying return a newly bought Mac and people being negative.
I think this move is great. Intel hasn't been delivering and they've had plenty of problems and are behind schedule.
I remember when the move to Intel from PPC first happened, and that was a good thing too.
Power PC was supported for about 8 years after the move to Intel was announced, so Intel Macs should be supported for around the same time, if we look at the past, which means 2028. LOL @ anybody getting all panicky.
And even then, Intel Macs will still work fine. I still have a Power Mac G4 from 2001 that still runs good and works fine to this day.
I think that Apple will be able to deliver some powerful chips and in a few years time we will see how everything turned out after everything rolls out.
My current hackintosh was built about 2 years ago and no matter what happens, it'll continue to run great for many, many years.
Maybe I'll buy myself an Apple Slicon Mac in the future sometime, if Apple manages to impress me, and they do have a good track record of doing that. All of my old machines will continue to work fine, and I'm not worried about anything at all.
I think this move is great. Intel hasn't been delivering and they've had plenty of problems and are behind schedule.
I remember when the move to Intel from PPC first happened, and that was a good thing too.
Power PC was supported for about 8 years after the move to Intel was announced, so Intel Macs should be supported for around the same time, if we look at the past, which means 2028. LOL @ anybody getting all panicky.
And even then, Intel Macs will still work fine. I still have a Power Mac G4 from 2001 that still runs good and works fine to this day.
I think that Apple will be able to deliver some powerful chips and in a few years time we will see how everything turned out after everything rolls out.
My current hackintosh was built about 2 years ago and no matter what happens, it'll continue to run great for many, many years.
Maybe I'll buy myself an Apple Slicon Mac in the future sometime, if Apple manages to impress me, and they do have a good track record of doing that. All of my old machines will continue to work fine, and I'm not worried about anything at all.
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