Over the last few years, I have become less impressed with Apple. Few month ago I sold off my last Mac and never plan to go back to one. First off it's more about OS X soon to be MacOS than the cost of Mac's which I find overkill for what I do. But for a while I accepted this was the price for quality hardware. Now, that's not so important, and while IOS is still the best mobile OS in my opinion. It's only because I still have some significant connection to the Apple ecosystem. With iTunes, Family has all iPhone's and it still seems more stable than Android. Apple's presentation focuses a lot on adding more integration between IOS and the MacOS/OSX. But how much of these new features make it to older hardware will be the question? I still have a older iPad Mini the original and even though it will support IOS 10. I have to wonder how well it will? Obviously IOS 9 was not good for it while it was supposed to help slower hardware. I did not experience that in my experience. Even after a couple IOS 9 updates, it still is more sluggish. Maybe the backwards compatibility is all about keeping resale of Apple hardware viable rather than usable? Hard to resell or trade something not supported anymore. I look forward to trying IOS 10 but am not holding out much hope it will fix older hardware sluggishness or even add a lot of new features. At least it will keep my old iPad Mini viable for trade value in case I need to upgrade in order to really experience IOS 10 properly.