According to the MacRumors website, which specializes in insights and news about Apple, the company would be “retiring” two of its most popular devices ever released to date.
The information on the portal shows that the “Original” iPad Air, launched in 2013, and the thunderbolt monitor, released in 2011, will have their technical support discontinued as of May 31st. Both devices were discontinued in 2016.
see more
Replaced by ChatGPT at work, woman spends three months…
Towards artificial intelligence: Apple plans to integrate chatbot in…
With the supply cut, devices will no longer be able to be serviced at Apple-authorized stores. That is, the owners will have to deal with any problems on their own.
Apple has a policy of keeping devices eligible for repairs for up to seven years after they are out of production. With that, 2023 was already pointed out as the farewell year of the two discontinued devices in 2016.
The Thunderbolt monitor has yet to gain any successors after its discontinuation in 2016. The iPad Air gets a new version every year. Even the iPad Air 6 may be on the way, according to rumors.
Graduated in History and Human Resources Technology. Passionate about writing, today he lives the dream of acting professionally as a Content Writer for the Web, writing articles in different niches and different formats.
