The Verge: Mac Mini Retains Compact Design Edge Despite Rising Cost
A review says Apple's small desktop computer remains distinctive for its size, even as its pricing becomes less competitive.
The Verge reports that the Mac mini continues to stand out among compact desktop computers for its small footprint, referencing the 2024 redesign that reduced its size to 0.82 liters.
The review notes the chassis is compact enough to mount behind a monitor or under a desk, while also indicating that the computer is no longer as inexpensive as earlier versions.
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- The Mac Mini is still mighty, just not as cheap — The Verge
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