eightzero

Mike Wuerthele said:

eightzero said:

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That really depends on commenter's behavior. 

I'm taking the under.

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Xed said:

fizzmaster said:

Maybe the article was updated since you posted, but the full list is there. 
"You won't even be offered the download, though, unless your Mac meets the system requirements. The new macOS Sequoia runs on:

• iMac 2019 and later
• iMac Pro 2017 and later
• Mac Studio 2022 and later
• Mac mini 2018 and later
• Mac Pro 2019 and later
• MacBook Air 2020 and later
• MacBook Pro 2018 and later"

It's amazing that they support Macs from 2017 in 2024 going into 2025.

Sure wish web sites did the same. A frozen in time mac simply stops loading some web sites, particularly using Safari. Other browsers don't help, no idea why this is. 

idea: next year, I'm hoping siri with AI can watch this live event and send me a 3 paragraph summary. will save me nearly 2 hours of being marketed. that's apple intelligence

dee_dee said:

I used to look forward to these events, not they are just super boring snore-fests.

we're now an hour and a half into this. not sure what i'm learning, other than AAPL really wants my money. guess that's the point.