Articles about m4 Mac mini

Microsoft has unveiled Windows 365 Link, its first Cloud PC device designed to connect seamlessly with Windows 365. While this compact device offers businesses a way to streamline productivity with quick cloud access, the question remains: is it truly competitive when pitted against Apple’s more powerful $599 M4 Mac mini? The answer might tilt in Apple’s favor, as the M4 Mac mini not only provides significantly more local processing power but also offers a better value for businesses looking for comprehensive computing solutions.

Windows 365 Link is marketed as a simple, cloud-powered device that enhances productivity, supporting dual 4K monitors, four USB ports, Ethernet connectivity, Wi-Fi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.3. It’s quick to boot up and wakes from sleep almost instantly, designed for users to pick up where they left off on their cloud desktops. These features cater to shared workspace needs and provide a secure environment with no local data or apps.

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Back in the day, when personal computers were first making their way into homes, buying a desktop was often a massive investment. The price tags on those early machines were no joke, especially in the ’80s and ’90s. Dropping a couple of thousand dollars on a beige box humming with potential was considered normal. Fast forward to today, and times have certainly changed -- computers, including the powerful M-series Mac minis, have become more affordable, while flagship smartphones have skyrocketed in price.

I recently bought Apple’s new base-model M4 Mac mini, which set me back $500 with the education discount ($600 regularly). For those keeping tabs, that’s for a fully functional, highly efficient desktop computer. Not too long ago, such a price would have barely covered the cost of an average, bare-bones PC tower. This particular Mac mini runs circles around most mainstream computers from just a few years ago, delivering top-notch performance at a budget-friendly price.

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