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Apple will soon make the Mid-2011 MacBook<\/a> Air<\/a> and Late 2011 MacBook Pro<\/a> obsolete, meaning the two models will no longer be accepted for official repair in Apple Stores<\/a> from June 30. <\/p>\n

The computers are about to be added to Apple’s vintage and obsolete products document, according to 9to5Mac<\/a><\/em>, indicating that Apple has discontinued hardware support for both MacBooks in all regions except for California and Turkey.<\/p>\n

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\nAlso set to be included in the obsolescence list<\/a> is the Mid-2009 17-inch MacBook Pro, which is the last 17-inch computer Apple has made. <\/p>\n

The company’s large form factor laptops first made an appearance in 2003 with the launch of the 17-inch G4 Powerbook, which cost $3299 and featured a 1GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, and a 60GB hard drive. A 17-inch MacBook Pro formed part of Apple’s notebook lineup between April 2006 and June 2012. The last major update to Apple’s 17-inch Pro machine came in January 2009, when a unibody variant was unveiled. <\/p>\n

Apart from the computers, the iPhone 3GS and the first generation 802.11n AirPort<\/a> Express will also be added to the list, as part of Apple’s routine practice of making legacy devices obsolete. The company ended support for the polycarbonate MacBook and mid-2009 MacBook Pro models earlier this month<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Tag: vintage and obsolete<\/a> <\/div>\n

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