
Apple M1X Mac mini leaked renders give away its best look yet, expect more ports on it
India Today
Apple may refresh the entire Mac range, including the Mac mini that will reportedly have a smaller size this year.
With WWDC 2021 right around the corner, there is big speculation that Apple may unveil a new MacBook Pro this summer. Rumours are rife that the 2021 MacBook Pro will be better than last year’s model, and the biggest change in terms of performance will be the use of the new Apple Silicon processor, currently being called the M1X. The M1X processor is also what will apparently power other Mac devices, including an improved Mac mini. Now, Jon Prosser has posted a new video where he claims the 2021 Mac mini will feature a new industrial design, among other things. In his YouTube video, Prosser, who is a credible source for Apple-related news and leaks, said the next Mac mini computer will replace the high-end Intel-based one. This means that we are maybe looking at an affordable Mac mini this year, which will have entry-level specifications. But the most discernible change here would be the design of the Mac mini, which the tipster said will be a lot smaller than that of the existing one. Prosser said the M1X Mac mini will have a new external chassis with a “plexiglass-like” reflective finish on the top, but the rest of the body may use aluminium. This new design will be inclusive of the connectivity ports that were let go of on the M1 Mac mini. The M1X Mac mini may come with four USB 4.0/ Thunderbolt 3 ports, two USB-A ports, an Ethernet port, and an HDMI out port. The 2021 Mac mini is also likely to use the same power connector that the M1 iMac, which Apple launched earlier this year, uses. This is a magnetic connector, round in shape.
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