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Thanks, Do you guys have any suggestions I could do with an older mac once it doesn't allow updates? I have an iMac (20-inch, Mid 2007) and I can't update chrome, safari or anything I tried to install High Sierra with no luck.
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Thanks, Do you guys have any suggestions I could do with an older mac once it doesn't allow updates? I have an iMac (20-inch, Mid 2007) and I can't update chrome, safari or anything I tried to install High Sierra with no luck.

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Hello, I have a few Mac Book Pro Mid 2012 systems I am trying to determine the end of life date on these systems. &nbsp;I have installed High Serria on them so I am assuming this will be the last update these systems may take but not 100% sure. How can I find this information so I can determine if I should keep them in rotation or sell them off?<br />
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Hello, I have a few Mac Book Pro Mid 2012 systems I am trying to determine the end of life date on these systems.  I have installed High Serria on them so I am assuming this will be the last update these systems may take but not 100% sure. How can I find this information so I can determine if I should keep them in rotation or sell them off?

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Trying to determine the end of life of Mac Book Pro Mid 2012

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