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New Mac Mini 2018: What to expect from Apple’s rumoured Mac Mini Pro

New Mac Mini 2018: What to expect from Apple’s rumoured Mac Mini Pro

Posted on October 30, 2018 By Jarvis

New Mac Mini (2018): Release date, specs, price, and all the latest news

Mac Mini 2018

The Mac mini has been neglected by Apple since 2014, but rumours are heating up that a new Mac mini 2018 could be revealed today, which may act as a ‘Pro’ edition.

For those unfamiliar with the Mac mini, it’s a compact computer aimed at macOS users who want to get their hands on a compact Apple desktop computer, but without all the added pricey peripherals you’d find with an iMac. But since the Mac mini hasn’t had a refresh since 2014, the current range is lacking on the processor front compared to more modern machines.
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