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Mac mini

Desktop computer series from Apple

Also known as Apple Mac Mini · Apple Mac mini · Mac Mini

Instance of: computer model series
Subclass of: desktop computer
Website: apple.com/mac-mini

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The Mac Mini is a small-form-factor desktop computer developed and marketed by Apple. It is one of the company's three current Mac desktop computers, positioned as the entry-level consumer product, below the professional Mac Studio. From its launch, the device has been sold without a display, keyboard, or mouse, and was originally marketed with the slogan "BYODKM". This strategic pitch targeted current owners of Windows desktop computers; by leveraging peripherals users likely already owned, the computer offered a cost-effective way to switch to a Mac.

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Operating system: macOS
Follows: Power Mac G4 Cube
Manufacturer: Apple Inc.
Developer: Apple Inc.
Carbon footprint: 197 kilogram of carbon dioxide equivalent model year: 2020 · cpu: Apple M1 · storage capacity: 512 gigabyte
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1.apple.com/environment/pdf/products/desktops/Macmini_PER_Nov2020.pdf
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284 kilogram of carbon dioxide equivalent model year: 2018 · cpu: Intel Core 5 · storage capacity: 512 gigabyte
Members / parts: Mac mini (Intel-based)
Mac mini (Apple silicon)

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