Imagining the possibilities with Apple silicon.

But once the transition is finished, Apple has the chance to revisit and rethink some of its longstanding Macs, and no model is perhaps more ripe for a radical redesign than the Mac mini. As someone who's taken apart multiple Mac minis, these little computers were always impressive in the way that Apple had managed to shoehorn in so much technology, packing the cramped boxes to the gills via clever engineering. But Apple's own internals are much, much more compact than their predecessor; it seems clear that Apple simply dropped its new board inside the Mac mini enclosures that it had sitting around, leaving plenty of room inside the units for…air?. [Extracted from the article]
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