According to MacRumors contributor Aaron, a string of code written by Apple includes a reference to an “Apple silicon Mac mini (5 Port),” which seems to indicate such a Mac is in the company ...

Adding more screens to your Mac can help boost productivity and reduce app switching, but how many screens is too many?

As spotted by MacRumors contributor Aaron Perris on Monday, a line of code in Apple software refers to a Mac mini with Apple silicon and 5 USB-C ports. That lines up perfectly with Gurman’s ...

The text string reads: "Apple Silicon Mac mini (5 port)." Alongside these ports, that report also included HDMI and Ethernet ports, a headphone jack, and power connection. The rumors add on to ...

Now Apple has revealed it itself – in its own code. The exact name is "Apple silicon Mac mini (5 port)". This apparently means that it is a new compact computer with five USB-C ports.

Reliable rumors have suggested that M4 Macs are right around the corner, and now Bloomberg's Mark Gurman is forecasting a ...

The M2 Pro Mac mini, meanwhile, offers the same connectivity options but with four Thunderbolt 4 ports instead of two. What remains to be seen is whether the M4 version of the Mac mini will have ...

As well as that, the maximum number of USB-C ports you can get on the existing Mac mini is four, so the rumored change to five could give users more flexibility when connecting peripherals.

The current M2 Mac mini models have fewer ports than the models with the M2 Pro chip, because the more powerful processor also has more I/O capabilities—assuming we get one Mac mini with an M4 ...

According to Bloomberg's all-things-Apple-expert Mark Gurman, Apple will announce several products at the end of October.

Mac Mini hasn't had a major redesign in over ... The case is said to include an input for the power supply and an HDMI port for connecting to an external display. There’s no word on whether ...

Apple is expected to announce the new M4 entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro alongside new versions of the iMac, Mac mini, and the higher-end MacBook Pro powered by stronger M4 chips before the end of ...