Someone put their hopes and dreams into a rumor that Apple would release a new Mac Mini at any point in time?This thread was started 3 years ago. Read the whole thing. All the hopes, dreams and anticipation just to be disappointed. . You are pathetic Apple.
Someone put their hopes and dreams into a rumor that Apple would release a new Mac Mini at any point in time?
And that makes that company pathetic?
That is a very strange and distorted way of looking at it.
Perception is reality though.
No. I didn't read the thread.Did you read this thread? Over the last three years people were hoping for an upgrade and what they received was a joke. What Apple did was a joke. What they received in 2014 was a step backward. Ever since then there have been rumors and speculation.
"Hopes and dreams" for a better mini are no different from those of a MBP, updated iPhone, or iPad user.
I love the mini but I speak from experience. I just bought a new Mini 2.6ghz, 8gb of ram, and a 1tb hard drive. I needed a new desktop. The computer is old technology. It's frustrating, and yes pathetic. Can't upgrade it, and the hard drive is noticeably slow. It's a three year old design. I expected more.
No. I didn't read the thread.
I can understand people wanting upgraded specs.
I run 45 of these and I've held off on upgrading some until a new model drops but until then, the '12 i7 is pretty much the best spec'd Mini available if you can find them.
Like I tell anyone that asks what they should buy. Buy what fits your normal daily routine.
If a Mac Mini doesn't fall into that, then don't try and make it and then be mad at the product or Apple. Get what works for you.
Example: I also have the 12" retina MacBook and for what I do on the go, it is a great laptop but for someone that is outside of that niche they are not going to be happy with it whatsoever. They'll be upset and frustrated with it every time they see it.
Is there any reason to believe they will change course? Not at all, so it's better to move on sooner than later.
[doublepost=1498835533][/doublepost]Recently, I was in the market for a new low end PC to replace one that failed. The current Mac Mini is such a dinosaur that I had to buy windows. Too late Apple! BTW, where's the iPod touch update? I've been waiting forever! It might be time to give up on Apple and explore my options.
At just under two years since its last update, the Mac mini seems to have become the forgotten part of Apple's Mac lineup, with a number of fans of the small desktop waiting for any word of a potential update.
As they typically are with Mac products, rumors and leaks regarding the Mac mini's future have been relatively rare, with essentially nothing having appeared on the radar since a reference to a "Mid 2014" Mac mini surfaced on an Apple support page as a likely error several months ago.
MacRumors has now received word that Apple is planning a Mac mini update possibly launching next month alongside new iPad models and presumably OS X Yosemite. While we have been unable to obtain corroborating information of an imminent update, the mere possibility of an update as soon as next month is likely to be welcome news to Mac mini fans. The single source has provided no additional details on what to expect in terms of a next-generation Mac mini, but has provided accurate information in the past.
The timing of such an update would be a bit odd, as it is unclear what processors Apple would use in these machines. Next-generation Broadwell processors from Intel appropriate for the Mac mini are not scheduled to arrive until early next year, and the current Haswell processors are no longer cutting edge as Intel has been forced to prolong their shelf life due to continued delays with Broadwell.
Still, the Mac mini is not generally intended to be a workhorse machine with the fastest processors (although they are popular as servers), so Apple may be willing to launch the updated models with Haswell refresh processors released earlier this year. The Mac mini typically uses the some of the same processors as the MacBook Pro except shifted several months later, meaning that an updated Mac mini released next month could use some of the processors from the late July MacBook Pro update.
Article Link: New Mac Mini Finally Coming in October Alongside New iPads?
I'll start complaining... Apple will up the price of the new Mac miniIf it's confirmed, maybe some people will stop to complain about it... Wait, no, there is still a waiting list for a new cinema display, a new imac, a new macbook, and actually, when is apple gonna release a new iPhone?
I was about to do that for the same reasons you mentioned. But bought the new iMac. I'm happy with it, but not as happy as I was with Apple in the past. It's all too little too late. Their greediness will bite back sooner then later.[doublepost=1498835533][/doublepost]Recently, I was in the market for a new low end PC to replace one that failed. The current Mac Mini is such a dinosaur that I had to buy windows. Too late Apple! BTW, where's the iPod touch update? I've been waiting forever! It might be time to give up on Apple and explore my options.
I still have my 2012 mini and upped the ram to 8GB. When Apple stops supporting it, that's it for me unless they decide to introduce a new model. I could go with a refreshed Mac Pro but that's way too expensive and an overkill for what I'd use it for.I'll start complaining... Apple will up the price of the new Mac mini
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I was about to do that for the same reasons you mentioned. But bought the new iMac. I'm happy with it, but not as happy as I was with Apple in the past. It's all too little too late. Their greediness will bite back sooner then later.
It's October again, and there's still no 'new Mac Mini finally coming'.
Maybe it is coming, just very very slowly, because they tinkered with the internals again so the 2012 version remains the beefiest.It's October now, and there's still no 'new Mac Mini finally coming'.
Well memed.I hope they make it small enough to use as a iPod, since an iPod is what I want/need/would like/pray for/wish for/ask Santa for...
More like 4-4.5 years if the move from PPC to x86 is any indication.Would it really make sense to launch new mac mini's and support them for 7ish years when Apple is leaving Intel shortly?
Would it really make sense to launch new mac mini's and support them for 7ish years when Apple is leaving Intel shortly?
More like 4-4.5 years if the move from PPC to x86 is any indication.
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