20 years on, the Mac mini is in the best shape of its life
As Steve Jobs once said, the Mac mini is BYODKM (or “bring your own display, keyboard and mouse”). I can use a gaming mouse, ...
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The Mac mini Family Tree
“The Mac mini is BYODKM,” Steve Jobs said, in front of a crowded and slightly confused audience at Macworld 2005. “Bring your own display, keyboard and mouse,” he continued. “We supply the computer, ...
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The Mac mini at 20 – we remember Apple’s tiniest Mac
And also one excuse, in that the Mac mini was ‘BYODKM’. No, because ‘BYODKM’ did actually stand for something: Bring Your Own Display, Keyboard and Mouse. Apple reckoned folks who’d got their first ...
20 years of the Mac mini: When Apple shrunk the Macintosh
Steve Jobs presented the smallest desktop Mac of all time at Macworld in San Francisco. After that came many highs, but also ...
Twenty years of the Mac mini, the little Mac that could
It's once again a fan favorite with its new M4 version, but 20 years after Steve Jobs launched the Mac mini, it has had an ...
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Mac mini
Launched in 2005 as the first sub-$500 Mac — a key in attracting "switchers" from Windows PCs — the Mac mini (now $799 and up from the Apple Store) was most recently redesigned in late 2018.