On top of that, the Apple M1 initially appeared in three devices (Mac Mini, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro), and it seems fair to predict that the same would happen with an M1X ( M2) launch. But if the Intel Mac Mini is removed, it will also leave a handy space for a more-expensive M1X Mac Mini to fill, which could likely offer the increased Thunderbolt/display support many users require. Taking Intel away from the Mac Mini will leave M1-based computers that are limited to two Thunderbolt ports (the Intel Mac Mini has four – although these are connected to just two controllers) and cannot offer the same multiple display support as the Intel variant. However, the popular YouTube channel Max Tech is convinced the chip will feature in an upcoming Mac Mini small form factor computer and will deliver the type of processing power that will make Intel Mac Mini owners green with envy.Ī new post from the channel offers plenty of reasoning for Apple to introduce an M1X Mac Mini, which is believable considering the company has already made it public that it wants to completely move away from using Intel chips in its products. Obviously, this is all based on rumor, speculation, guesswork, and predicted estimates, as apart from a dubious 'leaked' sample processor specsheet, there is little actually known about the M1X Apple Silicon. Quite a lot has already been said about the potential Apple M1X chip (or M2 – no official name has been confirmed yet for the M1 successor), especially in regard to its expected awesome benchmark performance. German-English-Translator - Details here (English native speakers preferred) News Writer (AUS/NZL based) - Details here

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