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KT123 said:

Wait till you see Tim making the rounds on morning talk shows touting the transformational capabilities of the iPhone Air then you too will realize you were wasting your time and money on Ozympic when you should be getting an iPhone Air instead.

Suddenly you will notice a new spring in you step and the chicks will be all over you, that's how powerful it is, and it is only the beginning.

timmillea said:

The Mac Mini acquired its original dimensions due to the need to incorporate an optical drive. It was perverse that it retained its dimensions after the optical drive was removed - Apple's usual inertia when it comes to updating the Mini.

The Mac Studio was a monstrous carbuncle that could easily have fitted in the size of the Mini but had to be made larger for marketing purposes.

The new Mini is welcome. A 'Mac Minimum' without the ethernet port and fewer USB-C ports would be even more so. It must be over 20 years since I last saw a wired ethernet port in use. Perhaps it is a U.S. thing like cars? Apple used to be always ahead of the curve, now they feel to be lagging. 

CheeseFreeze said:

I think they keyboard is just fine as it is (but too expensive).

However, that mouse!… 

- users need to feel a left and right button
- users need to feel a left click and a right click
- same for a scroll wheel
- the shape needs to avoid carpal tunnel syndrome
- the charge port needs to be on the back to charge while used (for gamers especially)
- the click latency needs to be reduced
- the polling rate needs to be increase 

programmer said:

So... radical question here:  if these keyboards are plugged in, do they use USB to communicate or are they still bluetooth?  They're going to be useless to me if they still use BT when plugged in.