I’d say as great as the current generation intel macs are, it doesn’t make 
sense to invest in a technological cul de sac. I’m sure further updates will 
support intel Macs for at least 5 years, maybe 10, but Apple have a habit of 
abandoning old technology in favour of new.

I think they said August for the new iMacs didn’t they? 



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On 23 Dec 2020, at 14:31, mac98aop <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi everyone

Hope you're all well. Two sleeps to go ;)

In the New Year, I'll be advising my parents on a new Mac. Their 13yr old iMac 
is now not enough with online security etc etc. 

They're in their mid 80s, and only use email and safari, but prefer a Mac to an 
iPad for familiarity. 

I'm tempted to suggest a refurb Air, but aware the M1 is the new era, can we 
expect future macOS updates etc to be Intel compatible for a good few years 
yet, do you think? If not, I'll suggest they get an M1 and be totally future 
proof!

Thanks so much and hope you all manage a Happy Christmas after this strange 
year.

Adam

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