“Well they change all the updates consistently how many will this support going forward or basically how much time before we have to throw this one out approximation they're okay to”
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I guess that depends a bit on what you do with it, but I have an iPad Air (2013) and I still use it pretty much every day. It is not on the current OS, since it stopped at iOS 12.4.4, but that was recently updated (12/10/19). That is almost six years of being on current OS and it is still very functional. I have a newer model that I use as well. The 2013 iPad Air will start to see app update issues and such now. I would say five to six years is a good expectation for full functionality on a new iPad. If you can life with older app versions and some limitations, you can get another year or more. I have an original (generation 1) iPad and it still works just fine. Most of the apps on it, while old, still work.
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