“Статус “винтажных” устройств Apple: iPhone X, AirPods первого поколения и HomePod”
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Did you know that some of the iconic Apple devices have now been classified as “vintage”? In this article, we will explore the status of three popular Apple products – the iPhone X, first-generation AirPods, and HomePod. These devices were groundbreaking when they were released and still hold a special place in the hearts of many tech enthusiasts. Let’s take a closer look!
First up is the iPhone X. Launched in 2017, it was a game-changer for Apple with its full-screen design, Face ID technology, and OLED display. This smartphone marked a significant shift in design philosophy for iPhones. Priced at $999, it was considered one of the most expensive iPhones at that time. Although newer models have since been introduced by Apple, the iPhone X remains an iconic device that introduced several innovative features.
Next on our list are the first-generation AirPods. These wireless earbuds were unveiled alongside the iPhone 7 in September 2016 and made available for purchase in December of that same year. The AirPods revolutionized the way we listen to music by eliminating traditional headphone wires completely. With their sleek design and seamless connectivity to Apple devices via Bluetooth technology, they quickly became a must-have accessory for many users.
Lastly, let’s talk about HomePod – Apple’s smart speaker offering. Released in February 2018, HomePod aimed to compete with other voice-activated speakers like Amazon Echo and Google Home. However, unlike its competitors which focused on voice assistance capabilities first and foremost, HomePod emphasized audio quality as its main selling point.
When it comes to these vintage devices from Apple’s lineup – there are mixed opinions amongst users about their lasting impact over time – particularly regarding HomePod’s reception upon release which received varied reviews from critics.
It is worth noting that once an Apple product reaches vintage status (meaning sales discontinued between five to seven years ago), official service support can no longer be guaranteed by authorized service centers; however repair services may still be provided if parts are available.
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