Deal: M1 Mac mini now $599 with free expedited shipping
Apple's M1 Mac mini is now on sale for $599 (that's $100 off) at B&H Photo with free expedited shipping anywhere in the contiguous U.S.
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Michael Stroup
Flash deal: Apple's M1 Mac mini on sale for $629 today only
B&H has released a new Apple Deal Zone today, with the M1 Mac mini eligible for a $70 cash discount with free shipping.
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Christine McKee
Two mystery Macs appear in Steam's hardware survey
A pair of unreleased Macs have seemingly appeared in game storefront Steam's hardware survey, listings that could be new inbound M2 Mac models.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple reportedly won't launch new M2 Macs until 2023
Apple won't be bringing out new Mac models until 2023, reports claim, with the updated M2 versions of the 14-inch MacBook Pro and 16-inch MacBook Pro now scheduled for the first quarter.
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M2 Extreme Mac Pro due in 2023, MacBook Pro still in 2022
Following the iPhone and iPad launches, attention has tuned to Apple's impending Mac updates, but while MacBook Pro updates are expected soon, a report claims a Mac Pro refresh is still being worked on for a 2023 release.
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New Mac mini, iPad Pro models with M2 may not get an event
Apple is expected to be bringing out new Mac and iPad models in October, but it has been proposed that Apple may not have enough new to warrant producing a full event, and instead could launch updates via press releases instead.
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High-end M2 MacBook Pros, Mac mini rumored to arrive in late 2022
Chip updates to the high-end MacBook Pro lineup and the Mac mini are still expected to happen before the end of 2022, with a report doubling down on rumors that launches could still be on the way.
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Apple had a M1 Mac Pro, but decided to wait for M2 Extreme
Mark Gurman provided some details about unreleased Apple products in a new interview, suggesting a M1 Mac Pro isn't coming, and the Mac mini won't see a redesign.
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Wesley Hilliard
M1 Mac mini instances now generally available in Amazon AWS cloud service
Amazon Web Services has announced that its M1 Mac mini cloud computing instances are out of preview and are currently generally available to customers.
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Mike Peterson
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Darryl Boxberger
