Category: mac mini

Apple’s Sidecar feature only works on newer Macs

Post author By Randall
Post date October 8, 2019
Categories In Apple, butterfly keyboard, gear, imac, imac pro, Intel, Ipad, ipados, mac mini, Macbook Air, Macbook Pro, macos, macos catalina, personal computing, personalcomputing, sidecar, Tech

[ad_1] According to an Apple white paper spotted by The Verge, Sidecar only works with Mac laptops and desktops that include a sixth-generation Intel Skylake processor or later. When it comes to Apple’s laptop lineup, it just so happens that any model that includes a Skylake processor also includes one of the company’s troubled butterfly […]

What makes the Mac Mini a great computer?

Post author By Randall
Post date August 16, 2019
Categories In Apple, apple mac mini, av, gear, mac mini, personal computing, personalcomputing, Tech, thebuyersguide, user review, user reviews, userreview, userreviewroundup, userreviews

[ad_1] Hardware User Luuthian said “the form factor is great” and the Mini was also “discrete, quiet and didn’t need a massive power cable.” Like Chris, James approved of the CPU upgrade, explaining that the “desktop class CPU allows it to support 64GB of RAM and makes this model a massive upgrade over not only […]

Apple dropped the price on several expensive Mac upgrades

Post author By Randall
Post date March 19, 2019
Categories In 1.5tb, 2tb, 64gb, Apple, business, gear, imac, mac mini, mac pro, Macbook Air, Macbook Pro, personal computing, personalcomputing, price cut, ram, ssd, Tech, upgrades
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[ad_1] You can now upgrade the base model MacBook Air to the 1.5TB SSD for $1,100, $100 less than before. If you choose the MacBook Air with 256GB, upgrading to the 1.5TB SSD will also cost $100 less, or $900 total. Upgrading the base Mac mini to 2TB will cost $1,400, which is $200 less […]