Apple has stopped selling the Intel and M1-based Mac mini following the release of the new M2 and M2 Pro-powered versions of the desktop.
The Intel Mac mini features a 3.0Ghz 6-core 8th-gen Intel core i5 chip, 8GB of RAM, Intel UHD Graphics 630 and 512GB of storage.
This configuration of Mac mini cost a rather pricey $1,399, so it’s not surprising Apple cut it from the mix given the M1 Mac mini cost $899 and the new m2 Mac mini starts at $799.
This means the Mac Pro is now the only Intel-powered Mac that Apple still sells and that the tech giant’s transition to its own chips is nearly complete.
Apple’s M2 and M2-powered Mac Pro are available to pre-order now and ship on Tuesday, January 24th. Alongside its refreshed Mac mini, the company also revealed the new M2 Pro and M2 Max-powered MacBook Pro.
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