Wednesday, 13 May 2020
“No, don’t listen to Apple. You’re not a ‘vintage’ MacBook Pro. You’re as beautiful as the day I met you. More so, even. Shhh.” At this point, I gently close my laptop‘s lid, turn off the lights, and exit the room with my head hung low. My heart hurts as I’m typing this — unfortunately not actually on the laptop I’m talking about. Why? Because I’m officially the owner of a ‘vintage’ MacBook Pro. Yes, Apple has just updated its vintage and obsolete products list and my model (a mid-2014 MacBook Pro) is on there. If you don’t know what a…
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