The new Mac Mini features an all-new enclosure called the unibody, a seamless 1.4″ body carved from a single, solid block of aluminum. A removable panel on the bottom makes upgrading the memory a breeze. And since there’s no bulky external power supply brick and fewer cables to connect it takes up even less space than before.
The new Mini also makes it easier than ever to hook up to an HDTV or digital display. There’s also a built-in SD card slot and no shortage of ports for connecting to all of your peripherals. It also features a fast, slot-loading SuperDrive for playing DVDs and CDs (or for burning your own).
The newest Mac Mini is the world’s most energy-efficient desktop computer. It’s also highly recyclable and requires less packaging than ever before, all good things for the health of our planet. When idle, it consumes less than 10 watts of power. That’s a 25 percent reduction from the previous generation of Mac Mini. Unlike a lot of Windows-based PC systems, Mac mini uses energy-efficient hardware components that work hand in hand with the operating system to conserve power. The highly efficient, built-in power supply will save on your electric bills, and lessen the environmental impact of greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.