Members of the media get to experience the iPod Nano after its introduction at an Apple Inc. media event. in San Francisco, California September 12, 2012. REUTERS/Beck Diefenbach (UNITED STATES – Tags: TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE)
EarlierBloomberg Mark Gurman It refers to the future of AppleThe conference time is subject to changebecoming more flexible, in the future advertising may become more frequent but less delayed. As more products are launched, they naturally need to be updated and iterated, and old products become obsolete or even discontinued. Recently, Apple updated the list of “discontinued” and “obsolete” products, including the seventh-generation iPod nano and the fourth-generation iPod Shuffle in the list of “discontinued” products, officially saying goodbye to everyone.
MacRudy Referring to Apple’s recent updateList of “discontinued” and “obsolete” products.the seventh-generation iPod nano and the fourth-generation iPod Shuffle were added to the list of “discontinued” products, and the iPhone 6 was added to the list of “obsolete” products. Apple believes that as long as it stops selling products for more than seven years, they can be classified as “obsolete” products, and the official will no longer provide hardware repair services. Apple stopped the iPod nano and iPod Shuffle in 2017. It’s been seven years so far. If you still own these two products, remember to finance them.
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