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Apple’s Mac Mini 

Might Ditch The Standard USB-A Port With Its Redesign Launch! Here’s Everything You Need To Know!  

The version with an M4 Pro will still have a lot of ports, including five USB-C ports (two in the front and three in the back), an ethernet port, an HDMI port, and a headphone jack.

Additions

The new desktops will start to arrive in Apple’s warehouses in September. The higher-end variant with an Apple M4 Pro chip will ship in October.

Manufacturing 

One of the biggest changes could be the removal of the traditional USB-A ports. USB-A has been a standard port type for many years which is now removed.

USB-A Port Removal

This model will also retain ports for ethernet, HDMI, and 3.5mm audio, and the power supply will continue to be internal.

Specs

Apart from USB-C and Thunderbolt ports, the Mac Mini may retain an HDMI port for display connections and an Ethernet port for wired internet.

Connectivity Changes 

Removing USB-A ports could be a drawback for users who rely on older peripherals that do not support USB-C. They may need to buy adapters or new accessories to connect their devices.

User Experience

The redesigned Mac Mini may target at both professional and everyday users, to give a balance of performance, portability, and modern connectivity options.

Market Focus

While there is no official confirmation, the new Mac Mini might be launched at an upcoming Apple event or released sometime later this year.

Expected Release