2023 Apple Mac mini Desktop Computer, M2 Processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB

About this item

It’s mini in size... but mighty in performance. This updated 2023 Apple Mac mini is supercharged by the M2 processor, packing the speed you need to get more done faster. From rich presentations to immersive gaming, the M2 chip flies through both work and play. With a wide array of ports to connect all your favourite peripherals, Mac mini is up for anything.

Apple M2 chip
An evolution of Apple Silicon chip technology, the M2 processor delivers even more of the power and efficiency introduced by the M1. Blaze through your work with a more powerful 8-core CPU, and create stunning graphics with a lightning-fast 10-core GPU. Work with streams of 4K and 8K video with its high-performance media engine, and easily do everything at once with fast unified memory.

What is RAM?
RAM (Random Access Memory) is different to the permanent storage provided by hard disk drives (HDD), solid state drives (SSD) or memory cards in your equipment. RAM is used by your device to temporarily store data to carry out everyday operations. The more RAM your machine has, the faster you can expect it to open and run programs.

This device has 8GB RAM.

Solid State Drive
The Solid State Drive (SSD) in this computer gives you capacity to store your documents and media, while ensuring speedy and dependable access to your files and programs. SSDs are much faster than regular hard drives and don't use moving parts to work, making them more reliable and quieter.

Space saver
Mac mini won't take up much room in your office. It measures 19.7cm in width and depth, and just 3.6cm in height. When we say 'mini' we really mean it. Adding to its portability, it weighs in at around only 1.2kg.

Connecting your other devices
The gigabit Ethernet, Thunderbolt / USB 4 and USB-A ports allow for fast data transfer, Whilst HDMI offers the option for large screen working. Additionally, Bluetooth can help your send data wirelessly between devices.

Additional information: manufacturers often update their Operating System (OS) software over the course of a device’s lifespan – this means that your product might ship with a more advanced OS than specified.