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Apple launches new Mac mini and Mac Studio with M5 and M6 chips

Apple has unveiled the latest generation of Mac mini and Mac Studio, showcasing power and new hardware configurations.

25 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Apple recently announced the new range of Mac mini, which retains the design of the previous model but features significant hardware upgrades. The new configurations include the M6 and M5 Pro chips, enhanced with Wi-Fi 7, thereby increasing the overall power of the devices.

The M6 chip is Apple's first product built on a 2 nm process and includes a 12-core CPU. This development marks a significant step forward for the company in terms of performance and artificial intelligence, as highlighted in technical details released by HDblog.

In addition to the Mac mini, Apple also presented the new Mac Studio, equipped with M5 Max and M5 Ultra processors. This machine can support up to 512 GB of RAM and offers PCIe Gen 6 SSDs with capacities of up to 16 TB, with prices starting from 3,049 euros.

Pre-orders for the Mac Studio are already open, with shipments scheduled for September 22, as reported by Punto Informatico. This new product line is expected to be a significant addition to the company's portfolio.

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