Me too. 4 Thunderbolt 4 connectors, HDMI 2.1, 10GB ethernet, M3 Max chip, and my rocket car (Simpsons) would be all I ever need.I'd love a Max mini though instead of the Studio though.
Me too. 4 Thunderbolt 4 connectors, HDMI 2.1, 10GB ethernet, M3 Max chip, and my rocket car (Simpsons) would be all I ever need.I'd love a Max mini though instead of the Studio though.
It might be the old one. That room is a set. My guess is if it is indeed an Intel one it’s being used as the controller for that equipment instead of a windows based thin client.View attachment 2312703
I was watching through the keynote and noticed a Space Black Mini getting put through testing in Johny's lab. I know there is an dark colored Intel Mini. But why oh why would Apple even have that old machine in the lab being tested when it's been discontinued?
Is the Mini getting a Pro version with the Max chip? That would be the ultimate high-powered affordable desktop from Apple if true.
Are they "sets", you think?That room is a set. My guess is if it is indeed an Intel one it’s being used as the controller for that equipment instead of a windows based thin client.
The rooms may get some use, but I’d bet that their actual labs are much larger.Are they sets, you think?
Ah, needing a Windows machine to work industrial test equipment makes sense. Looks like wires are going to the opening underneath. ...on count of connection support? Would it not be easier to wheel an Intel MacPro in with PCIe ports and the like?
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I was watching through the keynote and noticed a Space Black Mini getting put through testing in Johny's lab. I know there is an dark colored Intel Mini. But why oh why would Apple even have that old machine in the lab being tested when it's been discontinued?
Is the Mini getting a Pro version with the Max chip? That would be the ultimate high-powered affordable desktop from Apple if true.
Apple didnt put the Max in the mini only the Pro series M chips.. You will have to buy a Studio for MAX.Me too. 4 Thunderbolt 4 connectors, HDMI 2.1, 10GB ethernet, M3 Max chip, and my rocket car (Simpsons) would be all I ever need.
Not sure what that has to do with my post?You do know that Jon Ive no longer works at apple, going on near 5 years right?
No worries. I haven't seen those. Apple's device colors are definitely color changing chameleons in different lighting environments.This has been discussed already in several threads. The mini in the shot is the same shade of space gray as the 2018 model, which looks almost black under certain lighting.
That’s what made me think it’s a test model. Wires look like they’re running from the test bench into the bottom of the Mac, and yeah it’s not plugged in.edit: I just realized it's not even plugged in, that's a little odd though.
Only GabrieleR knows...When do you guys think the m3 mini will be announced? I am considering an M2 pro mini at the moment but I will wait if m3 comes in a couple of months.
Red Leather with metal studs +1000 $Space Grey: +250 $
Black Finish: +500 $
But it is readily availableTransparent aluminum isn’t cheap!
They're obviously sets, and there was a halloween color theme. There was an orange 5 color 1999 iMac in the background of one of the shots. Why would they leave their computers logged in, paused mid working, with convenient black w/ orange highlight hardware all over the room?Why would Apple have an old intel Mac mini in their HQ? And it's not just for display, it's actually in use. I sincerely doubt there is a program they need to run that requires an intel device. To be fair though, that Mac mini isn't plugged in to anything, so you never know what it would be used for.
Also, that color looks much darker than space grey. Although that could be the lighting.
If an M3 black Mac mini does come, it will likely be only on the M3 Pro chip model. Which would make sense.
This has been discussed already in several threads. The mini in the shot is the same shade of space gray as the 2018 model, which looks almost black under certain lighting.