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Apple may unveil the Mac mini and MacBook Pro M4 in October.

Công LuậnCông Luận16/10/2024


According to Macrumors, Apple held similar events last October, where they introduced new products such as the MacBook Pro and iMac equipped with the M3 chip. This event is believed to be more significant than previous ones, not just a routine one.

The new Mac mini is expected to be upgraded to the M4 chip, offering more powerful performance and a thinner design. It's anticipated to have a shape similar to the Apple TV, with a more compact and elegant design compared to previous versions.

The Mac Mini and MacBook Pro M4 may be unveiled by Apple in October (Image 1).

The Mac mini may be upgraded to the M4 chip and become thinner.

One of the standout features is the two integrated USB-C ports on the front, making it convenient for users to connect to other devices.

For the MacBook Pro line, Apple will release two models in 14-inch and 16-inch sizes, offering the option of using the M4 Pro and M4 Max chips. These processors are manufactured using a 3nm process and come with superior performance compared to the M4 chip in the iPad Pro introduced in May.

Typically, Apple introduces standard chips for the MacBook Air or iPad Pro first, and then releases higher-end chips for the Pro line.

Currently, the Mac mini version using the M2 chip starts at 14.9 million VND for the version with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage.

The launch of this new version not only brings new appeal to Apple's product line but also opens up many opportunities for consumers to own advanced technology devices.



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