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Apple Mac Mini vs Intel NUC: The littlest Mac challenges Windows mini PCs to up their game

Apple Mac Mini vs Intel NUC: The littlest Mac challenges Windows mini PCs to up their game

Posted on November 1, 2018November 1, 2018 By Jarvis

Turns out that Apple didn’t forget about the Mac Mini after all.

mac mini desktop setup display 10302018

Change has finally arrived for Apple’s long-neglected Mac Mini. At its Tuesday event in New York City, Apple announced an update to its compact PC that includes new four- and six-core Coffee Lake processors, faster RAM, and larger storage drives.
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