Apple plans to classify first-generation 12-inch MacBook as 'obsolete'

According to news on June 2, Apple plans to classify the first-generation 12-inch MacBook as an "obsolete product" on June 30. This news comes from an internal memo obtained by foreign technology media MacRumors.

According to Apple's definition, "obsolete products" refer to products that have been discontinued for more than 5 years but less than 7 years. Once a device is classified as an "obsolete product," users will not be able to obtain repairs and services through Apple's official sales channels and authorized service providers because Apple no longer provides relevant parts.

The original 12-inch MacBook was released by Apple in March 2015. This Apple laptop features a thin and light design, weighing only two pounds, and is also the first fanless Apple laptop. Initially, it started at $1,299 (approximately 9,236 yuan).

Standard configuration of this model includes a 1.1GHz dual-core Intel Core M processor, integrated Intel graphics, 8GB of memory, and a 256GB solid-state drive.

Apple will classify the original 12-inch MacBook as an "obsolete product" at the end of this month, which means that if the user's device breaks down or needs repair, it will be difficult to find the right channel. Make repairs.

Although the original 12-inch MacBook is about to be classified as an "obsolete product," Apple continues to launch new products to meet changing consumer needs. Consider purchasing the latest Apple laptop models for more advanced technology and better performance.

It is worth noting that Apple’s product updates are relatively fast. With the development of technology, it is also a normal phenomenon for old products to be gradually phased out. Users can choose suitable Apple products to purchase based on their needs and budget.

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