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Apple 2023 Mac mini desktop computer M2 chip with 8‑core CPU and 10‑core GPU, 8GB Unified Memory, 256GB SSD
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SUPERCHARGED BY M2 — Get more done faster with a next-generation chip. From rich presentations to immersive gaming, M2 flies through work and play. M2 has 8 CPU cores, 10 GPU cores and up to 24GB unified memory. CONNECT WHAT YOU WANT — Mac mini with the M2 chip has two Thunderbolt 4 ports, two USB-A ports, an HDMI port, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, Gigabit Ethernet and a headphone jack. And if you want faster networking speeds, you can configure Mac mini with 10Gb Ethernet for up to 10 times the throughput. SIMPLY COMPATIBLE — All your go-to apps run lightning-fast on your Mac mini, from Microsoft 365 to Adobe Creative Cloud to Zoom. And over 15,000 apps and plug-ins are optimised for M2. EFFICIENT MEMORY — Unified memory on Mac does more than traditional RAM. A single pool of high-bandwidth, low-latency memory allows Apple silicon to move data fast — so everything you do is fluid. Choose up to 24GB memory with M2. More memory means easier multitasking and handling of large files. FAST SSD STORAGE — Mac mini comes with all-flash storage for all your photo and video libraries, files and apps. Choose up to 2TB SSD with M2. KEEP IT SAFE AND SECURE — M2 and macOS Ventura give Mac mini industry-leading privacy and security features, including built-in protections against malware and viruses. And the next-generation Secure Enclave helps keep your system and data protected. MAC MINI DOES THAT — Mac mini with M2 is perfect for an impressive range of uses, from creating presentations to photo editing to gaming.
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sorted byIf you want an M2 Mac mini, go for the 16GB with 512gig internal SSD. Of course, the cost of the extra specs attracts the usual 'Apple tax'.
Adding an external drive is not a viable option for someone who doesnt understand about multi-drives, external drive locations in file managers, or non-default file save locations. Some people just want to click a thing that they know, and it works.
At least on the Windows PCs I was able to replace the drive with a bigger version.
Not trying to be anti-Apple (i like MacOS, and love the engineering around ARM and Rosetta), but i am very anti Apple's business choices that are anti-consumer.
I cannot fathom why any consumer would want to defend their decisions - Apple make all buyers and potential buyers IT lives worse / more expensive, and only serve themselves.
Edit: - Sorry, didnt intend for this to be a rant. In relation to the actual post, whilst the computer is a low cost, i would steer clear of buying it unless you are the one using it, and are happy to juggle the large compromises it comes with. (edited)
all fun and games until the clutch went after a few days
(in this analogy the 16gb RAM and faster larger replaceable hard drive is a Porsche clutch) (edited)
However will be more expensive, so still makes this a great buy. Just something worth considering.