The Mac mini (M1, 2020) has been revealed. Here’s everything we know about the new Mac mini.
With the new Mac mini (M1,2020), we finally see the tiniest Mac get a much-needed update. And, this time around, it’s making even bolder promises, with Apple promising up to three times faster CPU performance than the previous Mac mini and up to six times the graphical performance. That’s all thanks to Apple’s new M1 System on a Chip (SoC). Debuting in the new Mac mini (as well as the new MacBook Air (2020) and new MacBook Pro 13-inch (2020) laptops, it allows the new Mac mini to compile Xcode up to three times faster, play intensive games, and render complex Final Cut Pro scenes much faster than the previous model. That’s all while keeping its small and compact chassis. The new Mac mini (M1,2020) will also come with macOS 11 Big Sur installed. This is the latest version of Apple’s operating system, and it has been built specially to take advantage of the M1 that powers the new Mac mini (M1,2020). The question is, will it actually deliver? We’ll just have to wait and see until we finally put it through its paces. Revealed at the Apple ‘One More Thing’ event, the new Mac mini (M1,2020) will be out soon, slated for delivery starting November 17, alongside the two M1-based laptops.
