hello .. this mac mini is the newest version 2013?
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Hello, This is not the newest version 2013. This model is from the late 2012. Thank you, Jesse
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Hello,This is not the newest version 2013. This model is from the late 2012.Thank you,Jesse
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Well there wasn't a version made in 2013, however this is the latest model yes. MD388LL/A released Oct 23, 2012.
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I just got my MacBook Air in January, so I believe it's the latest model. It did NOT work with my computer. The vendor keeps trying to get me to take this feedback down, but I won't because it never worked from day one.
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new version: faster processor better power management (longer battery). Nothing that my wife noticed to be honest. For more details just type into your search engine "Mac Air old vs new" and you will get several more professional comparisons
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I bought mine in 2013 but am uncertain of whether or not I have that update. Same model and it works great. If you can tell me how to tell if it's the same update I would be happy to check for you.
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No, this is late 2011 version. New version will have "Retina" in its description.
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Yes, Apple is currently on the mini 3 generation - the first mini did not have a retina display - this one has that upgrade, thanks
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Yes. 7 and 7.1 (released a few weeks ago). This is the second iPad mini I purchase. The first one, my daughter has been using for almost 1 year already. No issue found at all.
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check this link: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=mac+mini+ram+upgrade+16gb&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Amac+mini+ram+upgrade+16gbGood luck!
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To check for compatibility go to Apple > About this Mac > More info... I have the 2010 mini and it uses DD3 1067MHz, as long as those numbers match it should work. Remember to disconnect the AC power cord when updating memory or the new one will not register.
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No, I bought it and a ssd. I took the Mac mini apart and put a 120 ssd with the 1 ter hdd that came with the mac. Mac created turbo boost so they work together like one large ssd. It's fast and worth it.
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As you may know by now, this new version (iPad Mini 3) was a fair disappointment among the Apple buying public, as the only two things majorly different from the previous model, was integration of finger-print scan, and a gold coloured version. Otherwise, the innards are pretty much identical. I would get last year's model, iPad Mini 2 w/retina and save some cash.
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yes, an upgrade to 4gb ram can be done. i have the same model and had 2 times 1 gb added. the mac minni is pretty hard to open and you,ll have to get the suitable ram. instructins to an upgrade can be googled. i recommend getting the 2010 model. you,ll save money and time plus the 4gb ram and a hdmi socket are built in. btw the mac mini remains to this da the best apple product. don,t miss it!
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It is compatible. My mac mini is USB 2.0 and it works fine right out of the box.
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Unfortunately no. Doing iOS development requires the developer to have the the latest Mac OSX, if not the latest then only one behind. This model of Mac mini can't run mountain lion or Mavericks. So it is unable to download and install the latest version of Xcode, Apple's IDE. Currently mine is used only to surf the internet and watch videos. It is seven years old and not much runs well on it.
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Not if you really want to enjoy all the features. Runs great on 27 in iMac 2013 with all graphics turned up. In case you're thinking of upgrading.
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If you pull down the apple menu, and look at "about this Mac" you can see when it was built. Mine was Mid-2011 and it worked.
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Yes, I have upgraded my Mac Mini to 8 GB and am running Mavericks. You can find the instructions to upgrade it on iFixit.com. It takes a little effort and you will need a paint scraper to get the case open. Taking off the case can be a little scary, but if you take your time, all will work out okay. Also be sure to pay close attention to the instructions regarding removing the antennas as they are quite easy to break if you don't pay attention to what you're doing. One last piece of advice, once you get the RAM installed, put it back together, but leave the case off to be sure it starts up correctly. This will save you from having to remove it again if it fails. Good luck! Yes, I have upgraded my Mac Mini to 8 GB and am running Mavericks. You can find the instructions to upgrade it on iFixit.com. It takes a little effort and you will need a paint scraper to get the case open. Taking off the case can be a little scary, but if you take your time, all will work out okay. Also be sure to pay close attention to the instructions regarding removing the antennas as they are quite easy to break if you don't pay attention to what you're doing. One last piece of advice, once you get the RAM installed, put it back together, but leave the case off to be sure it starts up... » Read More Yes, I have upgraded my Mac Mini to 8 GB and am running Mavericks. You can find the instructions to upgrade it on iFixit.com. It takes a little effort and you will need a paint scraper to get the case open. Taking off the case can be a little scary, but if you take your time, all will work out okay. Also be sure to pay close attention to the instructions regarding removing the antennas as they are quite easy to break if you don't pay attention to what you're doing. One last piece of advice, once you get the RAM installed, put it back together, but leave the case off to be sure it starts up correctly. This will save you from having to remove it again if it fails. Good luck! « Show Less