The M1-powered Mac Minis are also gone.
, who last year blamed “multiple changes to its features, a significant shift in the company’s plans for high-end processors and a potential relocation of its manufacturing” for its apparent delay. Gurman reported that Apple had initially planned to offer the machine with a powerful processor with “48 CPU cores and 152 graphics cores” but that it subsequently scrapped these plans due to its cost and complexity.
With the Intel-based Mac Mini discontinued, Apple’s highest-end Mac Mini is now its M2 Pro-powered version, which starts with 16GB of unified memory and 512GB of storage at a price of $1,299. That’s a small bump over the starting price of the Intel model it’s effectively replacing, which started at $1,099 for an eighth-generation Intel Core i5 CPU, 8GB of memory, and 512GB of storage.
As well as discontinuing the Intel-based Mac Mini, Apple has also discontinued the original M1-powered models of the miniature computer.
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