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New Mac mini Drops Support for Aftermarket Storage Upgrades

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Apple's new M6 and M5 Pro Mac mini models have reverted to soldering the internal SSD to the logic board, ending the ability to upgrade storage after purchase. This change affects both the base 256GB configuration, which also delivers slower SSD speeds compared to higher-capacity models.

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    New Mac mini drops support for aftermarket storage upgrades When Apple...

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    New Mac mini drops support for aftermarket storage upgrades https://t....

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    TV6onAIR – Mac Mini M6 e M5 Pro: documento del passato saldata, dilat...

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    M6 and M5 Pro Mac mini take a step back on third-party storage upgrade...

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