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Apple Mac Mini (2018) Review

Posted on November 10, 2018 By Jarvis

Believe it or not, Apple’s Mac Mini is 13 years old, making it the second oldest product line still in Apple’s portfolio. It even outdates the MacBook Pro, which didn’t appear until 2006.

Unlike the MacBook Pro, however, the Mini was neglected. A quick updated followed the original, but the third-gen didn’t appear until 2010. Apple sold the same design for eight years and didn’t update the internals for four (since 2014). That left budget Mac fans settling for old hardware.
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