Possibly just the rumoured iMac spec bump. I would expect they would give a spec bump to the rMBP before (or at the same time as) updating the Mini but I could be wrong.
I'm certainly not getting my hopes up but boy would it be nice for a Mini refresh today.
Yep. Not seriously expecting anything today, but even a minor spec update would be welcome, relatively speaking, considering no Mini update for 603 days now. Here's hoping for all those looking to buy very soon.I'm certainly not getting my hopes up but boy would it be nice for a Mini refresh today.
New 21.5 iMac at 1.4Ghz with a lower price, 500GB HDD - (website says new so I assume it is)The 21,5 Imac at a lower price would be nice. And ssd as standard but that is asking too much i guess.
^This. But then, on closer inspection... what's the hurry? Really, how much quality 4K content is out there now? And, yes, I can buy 4k tvs now, but they are stupid expensive in this novelty stage.
The way I see it, the current mini handles FHD just fine. There is no real benefit to being on the front end of the UHD adoption curve; wait until the tech matures - in a couple of years [for htpc uses].
Until then just enjoy what you've got.
Here in Austria the Mac mini i5 and i7 now cost 30 euros less at the APPLE ONLINE STORE
i5 was 629 now 599
I7 was 829 now 799
I'm in no hurry but when the new Mini drops, if it does, I want it ready for another 3 year refresh.
2015 will be the 4k year with content and hardware flooding the market. It may not be mature but it will be here.
H.265 video compression will allow for 4k streaming even for DSL.
Most HT receivers are being equipped for 4k with HDMI 2.0.
No price change in the UK (could/should be cheaper as GBP stronger recently)Here in Austria the Mac mini i5 and i7 now cost 30 euros less at the APPLE ONLINE STORE
i5 was 629 now 599
I7 was 829 now 799
Wow. i5 1.4GHz sounds astonishingly anaemic.Well, the new "low cost" iMac is out ... is this the new Mac mini or should I say the Mac mini succesor?
Hmmm.Here in Austria the Mac mini i5 and i7 now cost 30 euros less at the APPLE ONLINE STORE
i5 was 629 now 599
I7 was 829 now 799
Wow. i5 1.4GHz sounds astonishingly anaemic.
Hmmm.
UK prices remain £499 / £649, which currently translates to 623 / 810.
Apple hate us.