WWDC 2023 Announced for June 5-9

[esafeddie]

Maybe one or two more macOS with Intel cpu support

We can only wish and hope!

 

[wstrohm]

And what comes after macOS Ventura?

MacOS Kyiv?

 

[craighazan]

Atmospheric River?.

Phew!, thought my terribly bad joke shutdown tonymacx86!.

 

[dehjomz]

Not a rainbow, but a pancake lens used in some existing VR goggles?

And what comes after macOS Ventura?

Mammoth ?

 

[etorix]

We can only wish and hope!

The MacPro7,1 is still a current product. It may be discontinued at any time, but going from "sold new in March 2023" to "out of software support in fall 2023" would be somewhat harsh…
Two more years of Intel support are more or less baked in at this point. But possibly not more.

 

[pastrychef]

The MacPro7,1 is still a current product. It may be discontinued at any time, but going from "sold new in March 2023" to "out of software support in fall 2023" would be somewhat harsh…
Two more years of Intel support are more or less baked in at this point. But possibly not more.

Apple did that with one of the Apple Watches.

Apple Watch Series 3 still being sold by Apple for now despite losing watchOS 9 support

Apple is still selling Apple Watch Series 3 in its online store, even though it just announced the smartwatch won’t...

9to5mac.com

 

[scottkendall]

Mammoth ?

Humboldt would be good!

 

[bombardier10]

At least we can expected five years Intel support after discontinued MacPro. it is not possible dont support very expensive apple computers. All other options are unlikely . And after five years Appla probably return to intel/Nvidia technology Note that silicon is falling further and further behind to Intel or new AMD/Nvidia graphics.

 

[pastrychef]

At least we can expected five years Intel support after discontinued MacPro. it is not possible dont support very expensive apple computers. All other options are unlikely . And after five years Appla probably return to intel/Nvidia technology Note that silicon is falling further and further behind to Intel or new AMD/Nvidia graphics.

I think we'll be lucky to get two more years of Intel support from Apple.

 

[ConteMario]

Is it possible to create a hackintosh with Intel (or other cpu, your call) if Apple stops supporting Intel? If the answer is negative is it worth to build a (even top of the line) Hackintosh?