The focus here is M4 and bringing M4 just explained the basic details of what you've reported. Yeah. So the Mac mini last revamped in 2010 under Steve Jobs now about 15 years later is getting another redesign. That's a really big delta between new designs and this is essentially because of these new processors an iPad pro in a box. They're able to shrink this down into something that is about the size of an Apple TV set top box. So something probably smaller than 4x4 inches. This is going to be a very popular computer. This is probably going to be marketed as the smallest desktop computer ever made, not only by Apple, but by any computer company. And this is going to have a supremely powerful chip. The four pro chip is going to have even better graphics horsepower, even better processing, even better CPU performance than the M four in the new iPad Pro. So this is going to be very exciting to

Mac fans and coming later this year. The idea is outlined to us by opening back sources that are really interesting. What I try to understand, and Apple didn't comment on the story, of course, is where the Mac Mini or Mac kind of sits within the lineup of Apple products. Who's the buyer here, Mark? Yeah. This Mac mini is going to be for people who want to hook up the computer to their TV. You know, there are some people who connect Macs to their TVs in their living rooms or in their office. That's going to be a big use case. But also someone who has a desktop at home and wants to do laptop work. So the same amount of work you would do on a desktop. So web browsing, email, photo editing, video editing, you'll be able to do that with this machine and hook it up to any monitor you have. It comes with a standalone keyboard, no mouse, no trackpad, and the ball up. So this is going to be a pretty modular

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