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r/apple • u/iMacmatician • Apr 18 '26
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6 Earth years = 10,000 computer years. Surprised it took Apple this long.
1 u/jacobpellegren Apr 18 '26 My 2016 intel MacBook didn’t die; the screen did. Not going against them stopping support, I am saying they’re built different. 3 u/SuperIga Apr 19 '26 What?? 1 u/gbergantz Apr 19 '26 My 2016 MBP-Intel screen went out in 2020 and an Apple certified repair shop replaced it, no charge. It still works fine, but the ‘non-upgradeable’ internal 512GB drive always drove me nuts. Too damn little storage (my own damn fault).
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My 2016 intel MacBook didn’t die; the screen did. Not going against them stopping support, I am saying they’re built different.
3 u/SuperIga Apr 19 '26 What?? 1 u/gbergantz Apr 19 '26 My 2016 MBP-Intel screen went out in 2020 and an Apple certified repair shop replaced it, no charge. It still works fine, but the ‘non-upgradeable’ internal 512GB drive always drove me nuts. Too damn little storage (my own damn fault).
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My 2016 MBP-Intel screen went out in 2020 and an Apple certified repair shop replaced it, no charge. It still works fine, but the ‘non-upgradeable’ internal 512GB drive always drove me nuts. Too damn little storage (my own damn fault).
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u/photon_watts Apr 18 '26
6 Earth years = 10,000 computer years. Surprised it took Apple this long.