For more detail on the rumors we've heard about each upcoming item, make sure to click on the links to visit our roundups. We're updating the guide on a regular basis, so it will be the go-to place to see every Apple product that's on the horizon at a glance. Dates listed are not always concrete, but are based on the most recent rumors and information that we have. Please download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for updates.The MacRumors guide to upcoming products is designed to provide an overview of everything that we're expecting to see from Apple, both in the near and more distant future. It's being replaced by a, at least from what I'm told, a plexiglass like material, and that will sit on top of the aluminum exclosure.'Īdditionally, the new Mac mini is said to feature a magnetic power connection, four Thunderbolt bolts, two USB-A ports, Ethernet and HDMI but no SD-card. But also on the bottom, the vent is now down there for cooling, and the metal top that we've been used to, getting changed. Same as the new iMac that's on the bottom of the brand new iMac and it's the same as the redesigned MacBook Air that I leaked last week. The circular base is gone from this new design and instead you have these rubber strips again. 'It is much thinner as well, as you would expect. It will have an updated design and more ports than the current model.īack in May, leaker Jon Prosser predicted a new design for the Mac mini. Well, expect that to go away in the next several months with a high-end, M1X Mac mini. Apple knows that, so it kept the Intel model around.

The Mac mini is used for more basic tasks like video streaming, but many people use it as a software development machine, as a server or for their video editing needs. Last fall, as part of its trio of initial Macs to transition over to Apple Silicon chips, the company updated the older Mac mini design with the M1 processor. Apple is planning to release a new M1X Mac mini with more ports in the next few months, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

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