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Apple updates Mac mini and Mac Studio with faster chips, pre-orders available
Key points
- New Mac mini and Mac Studio models were released.
- Both desktops feature faster chips, including the M6 in the Mac mini.
- Pre-orders are currently available for the updated models.
- Mac mini is suitable for most users, Mac Studio for power users.
Updated Mac Desktops Released
Apple has introduced updates to its Mac mini and Mac Studio desktop computers. While the external designs remain largely unchanged, the internal components have been upgraded with faster processors. These new models are available for pre-order, with retail availability expected next month.
Mac mini: Designed for Most Users
The updated Mac mini is a compact desktop, measuring only 2 inches tall, making it suitable for limited spaces. It features the M6 chip, Apple's first chip built on 2-nanometer technology, which contributes to its low power consumption and thermal management. The base model includes a 12-core CPU, 12-core GPU, 16GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage.
A more powerful configuration of the Mac mini is available with the M5 Pro chip, offering up to an 18-core CPU, 16-core GPU, 64GB of RAM, and an 8TB SSD. This configuration is designed to handle more demanding tasks like 3D graphics and coding, similar to the capabilities found in the latest MacBook Pros.
Mac Studio: For Power Users
The Mac Studio is presented as a more robust option for power users. It is physically larger than the Mac mini, standing 3.7 inches tall and weighing over 6 pounds. The article does not specify the chips in the Mac Studio, but positions it as a higher-performance alternative.
Connectivity and Peripherals
Both the Mac mini and Mac Studio are designed as desktop computers that require external peripherals. Users must connect their own keyboard, mouse, and monitor, as these accessories are not included with either device. Apple offers these peripherals for separate purchase.
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Apple released updated versions of its Mac mini and Mac Studio desktop computers, featuring new, faster chips. These updates provide consumers with options for different performance needs and price points in Apple's desktop lineup.