Apple announces a new Mac mini with the M6 chip
Apple announced a new Mac mini with the M6 chip, claiming up to 40% faster CPU performance and twice-as-fast graphics; pre-orders are open, with availability listed for September 22.
Mark Gurman wrote on X that the Mac lineup is in the most exciting period he can remember and listed an M6 14-inch MacBook Pro, an M6 iMac, and touchscreen MacBooks with M5 Pro and M5 Max chips.
The post says Apple is “firing on all cylinders” and points to more information planned for this year in Gurman’s July article. It does not provide release dates or say that Apple has announced, released, or confirmed any of the listed products.
The list gives a concrete outline of the Mac changes Gurman is highlighting, including new chip generations and a touchscreen MacBook direction. Until Apple confirms them, however, the products’ status and timing remain unresolved.
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