is the cheapest Mac in the Apple Store by some considerable distance. The entry–level model is just $599, a full $500 less than the next cheapest option — the 13–inch MacBook Air ($1,099). However, don’t assume it’s underpowered. This entry–level Mac mini features the latest Apple silicon M2 system–on–a–chip (SoC), with an 8–core CPU, a 10–core GPU and 8GB of unified memory. You only get 256GB of storage, but if you want more, you can add an external drive or buy the mid–range model instead ($799, 512GB). The top–of–the–range
