In May of 2021, Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman said the new Mac mini would feature a “next-generation Apple Silicon chip with 8 high-performance cores and 2 efficiency core.” Not only that, but it would also support up to 64GB of RAM. Prosser speculates that the glass-like top finish may mean that Apple launches a range of two-tone color options for the Mac mini, akin to the colorful iMac lineup. In addition, this powerful Mac mini would have the same style of magnetic power connector that Apple debuted in the M1 iMac. Expected to replace the higher-end space gray Intel Mac mini in the lineup, this product would feature a new external chassis with a “plexiglass-like” reflective surface on the top.Īlthough the M1 Mac mini features fewer ports due to the limitations with the first-generation Apple Silicon design, this new product would offer a full lineup of ports including four USB4/ Thunderbolt 3 ports, two USB-A, Ethernet, and HDMI out. DesignĪlmost a year ago, YouTuber Jon Prosser claimed that the upcoming more powerful Mac mini would introduce a new generation of industrial design for Apple’s standalone Mac. Read on as we round up everything we know about this upcoming product. One of them could be a more powerful Mac mini.

Called “Peek Performance,” the company will likely unveil a third-generation iPhone SE, a new iPad Air with Center Stage support, and some new Macs. Apple will hold its first event on March 8.

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