10-18-2014, 03:45 PM
RAMd®d wrote:
I thought that Apple would change the external appearance of the mini if they were going for the non-user upgradeable assembly methods.
But apparently they aren't concerned about making this the "thinnest mini we've never made".
Wait for the Broadwell chips next year. Faster, smaller with lower power demands.
The chips that Apple's using today are of the same generation as the 2012 chips and there's little benefit to re-engineering the enclosure when the power and heat-shedding requirements haven't changed.