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I'm on my bike just know and look what I found. Of course it's completely useless to me, but how in the hell do you leave something like this behind...?

When i finally get around to throwing them out i will take photo of all the old OS X install disks i have in work.

Yeah but that's normal Andrew, this one I found outside laying in the grass.

Eeew! When will Apple finally kill that model. The last one left that can even swallow gross plastic discs. Blech!

Littering isn't cool of course. But that disc is likely 100% useless to its owner anyway. OS X installs from the Internet these days.

I'd guess the OldBook Pro probably exists for educational customers (that's the typical excuse Apple has for keeping an ancient model around years after its sell-by date), and it'll exist until Ivy Bridge parts are discontinued. And, remember, Ivy Bridge is still on a current (if not the latest) process - Haswell is the 22 nm tock, after all, and Haswell-E is just rolling out.

The DVD reads "13 inch MacBook Pro" version 10.5.7 from 2009. Some drunk kids probably threw it out their BMW...

That fat old MacBook and the shitty low spec iPads need to shuffle off the desks in the Apple Store. I assume they exist to upsell people instead, like the painful 16 GB iPhone models with a quarter as much capacity as the ones immediately above them. Trouble is: some people buy them. Does Apple really do better pissing off customers (16 GB will bite you hard after about 30 days…) than simply cleaning up the product line to cull the clunkers? It's very small minded of them.

If only they had a building full of money like Scrooge McDuck…

Muirium wrote: ↑Eeew! When will Apple finally kill that model. The last one left that can even swallow gross plastic discs. Blech!

Littering isn't cool of course. But that disc is likely 100% useless to its owner anyway. OS X installs from the Internet these days.

Its the only option for people who want a real macbook pro and not a large macbook air with a GPU .

As they have already killed off the best MBP ever the MB766*/A

Internal optical drives are spacebar heating in 2015, really. Spinning platter I'll grant you, and the same for upgradeable RAM, but...