Mac production returns to America with the newest Mac mini
Perhaps it is appropriate that the last few days of Tim Cook’s leadership at Apple is marked by the return of Mac manufacturing to America in the form of the new Mac mini , which the company has promised it will assemble in the US this year. The company on Tuesday also introduced new Mac Studio models . It’s a perfect footnote to illustrate the tremendous work Cook has done to balance sometimes…
Apple has announced the return of Mac manufacturing to the United States with the release of the new Mac mini, marking Tim Cook's final days as CEO. The Mac mini, which will be assembled in Houston, Texas, is Apple's flagship "Made in USA" product. The new Mac Studio models are also set to launch, with both products boasting industry-leading performance and AI capabilities.
The Mac mini features M6 and M5 Pro configurations, offering up to 40% better performance than its predecessor. The Mac Studio, on the other hand, comes with M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips, promising up to 4.3x faster AI performance and up to 2x faster graphics. Both products are expected to ship on September 22, with the Mac mini supporting Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, and USB-C ports, while the Mac Studio offers even more advanced connectivity options.
Apple highlights the environmental benefits of these Macs, made with 50% recycled materials and powered by renewable energy.
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