Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 4th Feb 2009 07:05 UTC
Apple has always been about moving forward, about pressing customers to buy the latest and greatest. Product pacing has been high in Cupertino (except for the Mac Mini, obviously), and this is obviously a good thing if you're an Apple bean counter. Most Apple fans more or less accept this planned obsolescence without question, but the company may have just gone a little too far.
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2005-11-16
Ah! It's the Apple way.
It's all about the experience people! (BTW,I don't own one) Apple wants users to experience iLife or whatever it is the way it should be experienced - on a current machine. If you could run it on a G3 all you will here about in the forums is: "Oh yeah, the new iLife is crap coz it's slow bro"
With Apple, you do as your told or GTF out of here.
BTW, anyone with an "obsolete" dual quad core please let me know and I'll send a courier to pick it up as I have a nice copy of Linux here for it. I feel like an upgrade.