The new Apple Silicon-based Mac mini is an entry point into Apple’s new processor ecosystem, but here’s how exactly it compares to the old Intel-based model.
One of the things that Apple Silicon will have to do is to draw developers and users to the platform, and one way it can accomplish that is by offering itself as a reasonably-priced computing option. For many people needing a desktop-based Mac replacement or switching from Windows-based PCs, that option largely boiled down to the Mac mini.
Now Apple has increased the performance of the Mac mini by reworking it with an Apple Silicon M1 processor. And it’s also lowered the entry-level price by $100.
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