September 22 marks the official release date of Apple’s newly launched Mac mini and Mac Studio. The Mac mini is available in two configurations: one powered by the M6 chip, starting at 6,999 yuan, and the other by the M5 Pro chip, with a starting price of 12,999 yuan. Meanwhile, the Mac Studio comes equipped with either the M5 Max or the M5 Ultra chip, with starting prices set at 19,999 yuan and 46,999 yuan, respectively.

The M6 chip, built on a cutting-edge 2-nanometer process, represents a significant leap forward in performance. Compared to its predecessor, it delivers up to four times the AI processing power, doubles the storage and graphics processing speeds, and enhances CPU performance by 40%.

The Mac Studio, tailored for professional users, showcases even more impressive capabilities. The M5 Ultra variant, in particular, boasts an 80-core GPU and 512GB of unified memory. This configuration not only elevates AI performance by up to 4.3 times but also boosts graphics performance by 1.8 times. Additionally, for the first time, it supports Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6, ensuring seamless connectivity and faster data transfer speeds.