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My 2014 5K iMac And 2015 MacBook bite the dust at the same time! If the 30 inch iMacs coming later this year support HDR then its finally time to upgrade - hope they come in orange but not holding my breath...
 
2014 mac mini user here. Woah, it‘s still supported!
Hopefully it won’t lose many features compared with the most recent macs.

I’m specially interested on the Continuity+ feature (that I suggested to Craig a year ago)
 
Why is the MacBook Air 2014 not supported, when it has pretty much the same specs as a Mac Mini 2014?
The MacBook Air laptops of 2014 are designated “vintage” products by Apple, whereas the Mac Mini computers of the same year are not. Presumably because Apple stopped selling those Mac Mini computers only in 2018, whereas the MacBook Air of 2014 were discontinued in early 2015.

There are ample hints that Apple ties software support to vintage status now, rather than pure technical capability, at least for Macs.
 
Why is the MacBook Air 2014 not supported, when it has pretty much the same specs as a Mac Mini 2014?
Not sure, but here’s a site you can use to compare one to the other (on everymac.com)
 
I am so happy that they didn't announce any new Macs! That way they could focus on high-priority items like iCloud, Maps, and iPad widgets.
Don’t forget it was a developers conference - and it’s vital for developers to know about new workout types on iWatch (they have to spend so much time at their desks, poor things).
 
- iMac - Late 2015 and later

Well, ****. That means that my machine is right at the edge of support, so there's a good chance it will lose support next year.

And my work-issued rMBP is done.
I purchased 2015 Late 27-inch iMac like 2 weeks ago. I really hope it serves me a bit longer than just a year. It is dumb that iOS devices get continued supports, but much more expensive hardware gets dropped like flies.
 
Sad, but makes sense in all honesty. I see this as a multi-year transition, with the end goal of Apple to phase Intel out completely, starting with hardware and ending with software. I can imagine by the time all Intel Macs are unsupported (my guess would be around 2026-2027 or so), AS would have evolved considerably, and support for Intel would be a drag on resources. Once Intel is 100% out, then Apple will be able to fully focus on AS without having the burden of legacy support.

I could be wrong, who knows, maybe Intel support will end as early as 2024-2025 (which would suck for 2020 Intel MBP owners), but the final macOS for Intel Macs would continue to get small feature updates for a while. Who knows, time will tell.
 
This makes the 2013 Mac Pro the only device that runs the latest OS and doesn't support AST 2
 
So what's in macOS 12 that's caused them to cut off more macs? I have a late 2015 iMac which is supported, but now it's the minimal requirement for an iMac. With Big sur, there were both the 2014, and 2015 iMac supported.

I didn't watch the Keynote, I'm just going through and looking up information that applies to me. So I figured, I'd ask here to see if anyone might know.
 
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