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A bit, but then, it was sold by Apple and some people saw a need for it. Like having tons of memory and of course, being x86-compatible also has its uses. That
by _ph_ 5mo ago
A bit, but then, it was sold by Apple and some people saw a need for it. Like having tons of memory and of course, being x86-compatible also has its uses. That is, why Rosetta 2 exists.
Applying the 7 year support window, they should support it till 2030. Especially, as it was the most expensive hardware sold.