I do appreciate your patience with me and hanging in there, while I try to get clear on how this all works! Thank you in advance for explaining how the nuances of all these “Rules” apply to situations like mine! If so, WHY is Trimble limiting my ability to continue to apply and use my Classic license, which I have fully paid for? My Classic License expires October 26, 2021, so in order to take advantage of your current 2 year Subscription Discount deal, I have to act now, right? I believe your “60% Off” Subscription Discount deal ends on December 4th, 2021, in any event.Īpple isn’t going to have the computer I want to buy available by that date, so doesn’t that mean that if I have not “migrated” my SU Pro Classic '18 “spare activation” to another (second) machine by then, I will loose that possibility forever? (I don’t suppose there is any hedge option such as “migrating” my “spare activation” to a temporary holding zone such as a portable hard drive? You have probably made sure that won’t work, right?).Īs I understand it, once I Subscribe to SU 2021, I will LOOSE my ability to migrate my old Classic SU '18 license to ANY OTHER MACHINES! … Is that correct? So, now that my “back up” computer has died, what can I do to preserve my ability to install my old Classic SU '18 on a future, not yet obtained machine? Like a lot of us, I’m waiting for Apple to offer a higher end new iMac, hopefully a 32' 6K with at least an M1X, or better yet, an M2 chip! That’s not going to happen until maybe Spring '22, earliest, but probably later.

The new Air will run the newest Mac OS, Mojave, which debuted this September.OK, so you comment that my license has a “Spare Activation”, but I don’t yet OWN the future computer that I want to install my old Classic SU '18 on to! It also still boasts all-day battery life, meaning if you forget to throw your charger in your backpack, you'll make it through all of your classes without missing a step.

With two Thunderbolt 3 ports, you can now connect the MacBook Air to anything that uses a USB-C port. The computer also adds a different kind of connectivity than seen before on an Air. Add in three finishes, including a gold we’re sure looks great with a giant bow for gifting season, and its 2.75-lb weight, and it makes the perfect accessory for running to class (even if you’re literally running with it under your arm).

It also incorporates TouchID-meaning you can soon unlock your computer the same way you used to unlock your phone, with just a touch of your finger on the keyboard. From the no-bezel 13.3” Retina display (with 48 percent more color), to 25 percent louder sound, to a case made of 100 percent recycled aluminum, it’s clear the years that we’ve waited for the computer were well spent. The just-revealed MacBook Air, which starts at $1199, has a whole slew of upgraded features.

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