Five years after Apple stops selling a product, it may become ‘vintage’, meaning Apple will still repair it. Five years after that, it can become ‘obsolete,’ and Apple no longer offers hardware service or parts. Today’s that day for the Series 1. Here’s what that means
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Source:: Tech – Apple – 9 to 5 Mac
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