The six oldest products that apple still sells today

After Apple confirmed last week that it's working on a revamped Mac Pro, probably modular in design, but which won't see the light of sight until some undetermined time next year 2019, you're probably wondering what older products Apple still maintains. for sale. Well, the guys at MacRumors have made a compilation.

Apple products that have been waiting for years to be updated… or withdrawn

We start with the AirPort product range, which has not been updated since June 2012 for the smallest AirPort Express, and since WWDC 2013 for the AirPort Extreme and AirPort Time Capsule. In November 2016, Bloomberg reported that Apple was abandoning the development of these products.

Since December 18, 2013, it has been carrying the Mac Pro without receiving any updates, although, as we have already indicated, Apple has confirmed that it is working on the new version for next year.

The Mac Mini, probably the most versatile, comfortable and cheap of all the computers in the bitten apple, has not been updated for three and a half years; specifically, since October 16, 2014. It still works with fourth generation Intel Core processors, even though they have already reached the eighth generation. It also has Thunderbolt 2 ports, almost three years after the Thunderbolt 3's arrival.

We continue with the MacBook Air, a laptop that has not received a significant update in more than three years, and adding up. The only novelty came in the Air's base model which was updated with a slightly faster 1.8GHz processor in June 2017. It maintains fifth-generation Intel Core processors and still lacks a Retina display.

The iPod Touch has not been updated since July 15, 2015. Since that date, the rest of the iPod family has disappeared and, most likely, this model will follow the same fate.

And we end with the iPad Mini. Currently, it is the fourth generation that is for sale. It has not been updated since September 2015 and incomprehensibly, the new 2018 iPad compatible with the Apple Pencil is cheaper than this model whose disappearance increasingly sounds louder.