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I wonder if people will wait to get an m2 mini or buy a m1x mini....? 2022 is a long wait..
 

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It's always the same.... If you're thinking about buying a new Mini, you have to decide to buy it now or wait until Apple updates it with a newer model. 2022 is not that far off. ;)
 
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Yes, within 10 years the m10 will be here.
 
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Prices will probably go up.
 

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Thread moved to better area (Desktops).

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I wonder if people will wait to get an m2 mini or buy a m1x mini....? 2022 is a long wait..
The name of the current Apple Silicon CPU is "M1". M1x or M2 are two possible names being thrown around for the 2nd generation Apple CPU.

There are some rumors (that if we're lucky)...a new model Mac Mini with a 2nd generation Apple CPU could still be released in Late 2021.:)

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I would not wait. I would not be surprised to see Apple throttle down new Mini's performance. I mean you can't have your low price product work as good as your high price product. The M1 is so fast how does going faster really make a difference.
 

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Most likely not a problem Apple upgrading the Mac-Mini to a faster Apple Silicon CPU soon (late this year/early next year)...and it not impacting other products....for 2 reasons:

1. A CPU upgrade to M1x or M2 is rumored to only be on the higher end Mac-Mini's (maybe only the highest end model...maybe the middle model too)...but low end Mac-Mini would remain with an M1 CPU.

2. Apple is expected to upgrade all other Mac models with an M1x or M2 CPU Q3/Q4 this year (MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, etc.)...thus they would be equally as fast (or faster) than all of the current Mac-Mini models.

The M1 Mac-Mini was released last November...many product cycles are around 12 months (sometimes longer/shorter). A newer/faster Mac-Mini in November 2021 or later would not be surprising.:):)

Also never know...Apple could play around with the number of cores on the "M" series CPU's...to make the CPU faster in some models. There's talk that Apple is working on "M" series CPU's for a new Mac Pro desktop with 32 cores (or more)!

Nick
 
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