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Tested and reviewed: Apple's new Mac Mini in everyday use: Faster and more expensive

Two years ago, Apple shook up the PC market with a redesign of its Mac mini at a competitive price. Now, the devices are getting even more powerful with a chip upgrade - for a price.

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Tested and reviewed: Apple's new Mac Mini in everyday use: Faster and more expensive

Apple has updated its Mac mini with a new M6 chip, which provides improved performance and energy efficiency. The chip has more processing cores and can transfer data faster, resulting in better performance in benchmark tests such as Geekbench and Cinebench. In real-world applications, the new Mac mini handles tasks like 4K video export, image and video editing, and Apple's new AI functions, including an improved Siri, with ease.

The starting price for the Mac mini with M6 chip is €1,049 for a model with 16GB RAM and 256GB storage, rising to €1,489 for a version with 24GB RAM and 512GB storage.

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