News & Reviews:   Mac Mini

Besides the news of the MacBook Neo selling like hot cakes, Apple has also quietly raised the entry price of its Mac mini by discontinuing the base 256GB storage model. As a result, the Mac mini lineup now starts at $799 globally, up from the previous $599 entry point.

The M4 Mac mini was revealed not too long ago and has yet to arrive in Malaysia. It is also much smaller than its predecessor. However, there is one tiny design caveat — the power button is located right below the back of the machine.

Just right after the announcement of the M4 iMac yesterday, Apple decided to announce the new M4 and M4 Pro Mac mini. Starting at just RM2,499 with 16GB of memory, the new Mac mini is coming soon to Malaysia.

Previously, we reported that Apple could have another event for the new Macs and iPads at the end of October. However, Mark Gurman from Bloomberg said otherwise, although the alleged date is not that far from our speculation.

Apple has released iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10 and tvOS 17 already, but not for macOS Sonoma until today. So Mac users, you can now get your hands on the latest software update through over-the-air (OTA) in the settings.

Usually, a second Apple Event would follow up after the launch of the latest iPhone series. The second round would typically show the latest Macs, MacBooks and iPads but this year, Apple may not even hold a livestream event.

An authorised Apple dealer and reseller in the United States, B&H Photo, Video & Pro may have jumped the gun and listed Apple products that haven’t even been released just yet. In its listings today, the company put various unreleased Apple products as ‘New Item - Coming Soon’, including the Apple Mac mini 8/256GB with M2 and Mac mini tower 8/256GB with M1 Pro.

There are plenty of rumours going around about the MacBook Pro before it is launched. Here we spotted one new leak that mentioned it is coming in this fall with the M1X chip.

Do you like having multiple monitors surround you? Great news because you can do that with the new Macs powered by Apple's M1 chip. As you know, some YouTubers have the greatest ideas, and one of them decided he wanted to hook up six monitors to a Mac.