Apple has just updated the Mac Mini to a new, faster configuration with Intel Core i5 or i7 with Ivy Bridge as well as up to a terabyte of hard drive space. The Mini also comes in a server configuration for $999 with a faster processor.
This model can hold up to 16GB of RAM and it supports Bluetooth. It also has an Intel HD Graphics 4000 GPU in a package Mini fans will recognize. These slight improvements help the Mini inch its way up closer to the iMac and Macbook line as an entry-level desktop solution.
The new Mac Mini starts at $599 and ships today.
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