"Apple's M4 CPU is at the heart of both versions of this miniaturized desktop, with 10 cores each for the CPU and GPU. Our reviewer Brenda Stolyar had no complaints about the performance, noting that it handled multiple browser tabs, chat programs, and other apps without lagging or slowing down. That's good news, because the memory isn't upgradeable by the user later."
"Of course the main selling point with the Mac Mini is its tiny footprint. This model has slimmed down from the previous generation's 2.6 pounds to just 1.5 pounds, and has only a 5x5" body. That's not just small enough to squeeze onto basically any desk or cabinet, but could even sneak into a bag if you need to take it with you to work or on a trip."
"There are two discounted models, but there's really only a minor SSD storage size difference between the two. The 256GB model is marked down from $599 to $499, and the 512GB model is discounted from $799 to $689. We think either one is a great option for casual computer users looking for a lightweight and compact option, but make sure to check out our full round"
Apple's M4 CPU powers the Mac Mini with ten CPU and ten GPU cores, enabling smooth multitasking across browser tabs, chat programs, and applications without lag. Memory is not user-upgradeable. The compact chassis measures 5x5" and weighs 1.5 pounds, down from 2.6 pounds, allowing easy placement on desks or transport in a bag. The power button is located underneath the system and requires lifting to turn on. Front and rear I/O include two front USB-C ports with USB 3.0, three Thunderbolt 4 ports, HDMI, Ethernet, and a headphone jack. Configurations support up to three external displays and up to 6K resolution. Two storage options, 256GB and 512GB, are discounted.
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