Mac mini

Apple Mac mini

The Apple Mac Mini is an entry-level computer intended for budget-minded customers. Described by Apple CEO Steve Jobs at the time as "the cheapest, most affordable Mac ever". The most notable feature of the Mac mini is its size, the original design measured only 2.0x6.5x6.5 inches and redesigned to be slimmer than the prior models at only 1.4 inches tall, but wider at 7.7inchs with an internal power supply raising the weight from 2.9 to 3.0 pounds. The original Intel-based Mac mini uses 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM, while models starting with the early 2009 revision use 1066 MHz DDR3 SDRAM. From the 2011 revision onwards, the Mac mini supports up to 16 GB of memory. While all versions of the Mac mini up to and including the 2012 revision supports user-upgradeable memory after purchase, the 2014 model does not, because the memory is soldered to the logic board. Since the integrated graphics processor does not have its own dedicated memory, the system shares some of the main system memory with it. All NEMIX RAM Apple Compatible memory is backed by Lifetime Warranty and is manufactured using major brand Micron, Samsung and Hynix DRAM chipset that Apple uses for memory as well. No wonder customers trust NEMIX RAM to upgrade their Apple Mac mini.