Steve Matzura <[email protected]> wrote:
The question is, how long is long enough? I like what I got, no one has
said anything bad about it yet, or bad enough to matter, so, if it’s
within your reach and it serves you, get one.
The strategy that works for me is to buy a high-end system and to keep
it for, let's say, 7-8 years or even longer before upgrading.
My current MacBook Pro dates from 2021 (M1 Pro chip, 32GB of RAM). It's
hard to find an objective measure, but Voiceover seems more responsive
on this machine now than it was when I bought it. I'm noticing fewer
accessibility-related bugs as well, thus fewer reasons to complain.
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