Apple - Mac mini - Intel Core i5 (2.6GHz) - 8GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive - White
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Description
Features
Fourth-generation dual-core Intel Core i5 processor
Up to 30 percent faster graphics performance when compared to the previous generation
Two Thunderbolt 2 ports for connecting up to 12 Thunderbolt devices or two Apple Thunderbolt Displays
Four USB 3 ports and one HDMI port
Built-in 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0
Works with almost any display, keyboard, and mouse
Powerful apps for creativity and productivity
OS X Yosemite, the world's most advanced operating system
Intel, Pentium, Celeron, Centrino, Core, Viiv, Intel Inside and the Intel Inside logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
Apple, PowerBook, AirPort, FireWire, QuickTime, iTunes and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Velocity Engine, SuperDrive and iLife are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.
What's Included
- Mac mini – Intel Core i5 (2.6GHz) – 8GB Memory – 1TB Hard Drive
- Power cord
Energy Ratings
Q: QuestionDo the new MAC MINI available with an I 7 Intel chip and is the up grade worth? I have a late 2012 Mac mini with an I 7 chip 2.3 GH 4G men and an Intel graphics card.
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer No, not really. I had a 2011 Mac Mini died on me so I just bought a new one. The most current Mac Mini's are ALL late 2014 models. I did not realize that when I bought it. The worst part is you cannot put in your own RAM to upgrade unless you know how to undo soldered parts. So technically I bought a 3 year old Mac model whose RAM I cannot upgrade. It is slightly faster than my 2011 model and the hard drive is bigger so there are some benefits but if I had done my homework properly, I might have gone another route.
Answered by SGTGWJ
Q: QuestionDoes the mac mini upgrade to 10.11 or later? I will be using it for all the cc adobe products and travel alot to places with hdmi's and displays all readily available. id rather not lug around a laptop if this little box can do what i need it to.
Asked by Luis.
- A:Answer This should fit your needs pretty well, but I prefer a LOT more RAM working with Photoshop and the rest of the Adobe suite. I'm running CS5, because I can OWN it... Apple, it's rumored, is supposed to be coming out with a Mini aimed more at the Professional, possibly in Sept., 2018.
Answered by TuscolaDad
Q: Questionrunning the mini on a 4k uhd tv and running it with full screen is there any problems with display or speed
Asked by dave.
- A:Answer I run mine on a 55” HD and plan to upgrade to 4K. I don’t see any problems at all in HD and can’t imagine 4K would be different.
Answered by IMJ9
Q: QuestionDoes the HDMI port on the mac mini pass through both audio and video or just video ? For example if I wanted to jump the HDMI cord into my surround sound system for audio. Thanks !
Asked by cediger.
- A:Answer It passes audio also. So does the mini display port.
Answered by BroncoFan
Q: QuestionWhat year is this model? Will it support 16gb memory? I only used 59gb storage on my present late 2012 Mini. Can it be downsized to 500GB hard drive?
Asked by dynoron.
- A:Answer This is the 2014 model. Unfortunately, the RAM is soldered in, so no upgrading. The HD can be replaced but it'd be tricky. Instead of downsizing, you can partition the drive into two 500 GB drives (although it'd be closer to 475GB each)
Answered by ren0901
Q: QuestionI have a mid-2011 model iMac. Recently beachball and slow. Would a max mini work attached to my iMac monitor?
Asked by Auntie.
- A:Answer Your mid-2011 model iMac MIGHT be upgradeable, both RAM and hard drive. That said, yes, a Mac Mini should be able to attach to your current monitor. What you need to do is figure out which cord is needed to go from your new Mac Mini to your old iMac monitor, as it may require purchasing an adapter (they are widely available). Hope this helps!
Answered by JAJJV
Q: QuestionIs this a new or refurbished unit?
Asked by brock.
- A:Answer Yes, this hard drive is new.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionI have a 6 year old iMac. Can I hook this up to the iMac as a monitor and use this as the hard drive?
Asked by Tmsturm.
- A:Answer There is no video input on an iMAC. So therefore, it would not work.
Answered by Eddie