Until then, the company will probably keep the Intel Mac mini in the lineup. This time, Apple has also been working on another new Mac mini (codenamed J474) that features the M2 Pro chip – a variant with eight performance cores and four efficiency cores, totaling a 12-core CPU versus the 10-core CPU of the current M1 Pro.Īpple currently has no plans to release a version with the M2 Max or Ultra chips. M2 Pro Mac miniĪccording to 9to5Mac’s sources, Apple had plans to introduce high-end versions of the current Mac mini with the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, but they were probably scrapped to make way for the Mac Studio. M2 Mac mini development is nearing completion, and its release date is expected to be announced sometime later this year. The new performance cores are codenamed “Avalanche,” and efficiency cores are known as “Blizzard.” Just like M1, M2 will feature an eight-core CPU (four performance cores and four efficiency cores), but this time with a more powerful 10-core GPU. Internally known as “Staten,” M2 is based on the current A15 chip, while M1 is based on the A14 Bionic.
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M2 will represent the first major upgrade to Apple’s “M” family of chips since the introduction of the M1 in 2020. As rumors point to a new redesigned Mac mini coming soon, 9to5Mac has learned from sources that Apple is developing two new versions of it: one with M2 and one with the M2 Pro chip.Ĭodenamed J473, the new Mac mini will be powered by the M2 chip, which is Apple’s next-generation entry-level chip for Macs and iPads.
Apple this week introduced Mac Studio, which is somewhat based on the Mac mini but with much more powerful hardware – but that doesn’t mean it’s the end of Mac mini.
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