Apple has just announced a new Mac Mini lineup, and while the design is the same, the inside is all different. Packing i5 or i7 Ivy Bridge processors, it comes with a max of 16GB of RAM (standard config 4GB) as well as a 500GB hard drive.
It will cost $599 for the entry version, while the Server configuration will cost $999 and ships with Mountain Lion Server and specific apps.
The hard drive can also be a Fusion Drive for an extra $200: a new technology that combines both the capabilities of a traditional hard drive and flash storage, giving you both speed and size.
Intel Graphics 4000 also feature in the new devices, while more importantly Thunderbolt and USB 3 I/O have been added. You can order from today via the Apple Online Store, however custom configurations will take longer to arrive.
You can check out all of our editorial coverage surrounding Apple’s keynote by visiting our ‘iPad Mini Event‘ tag!
