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connecting 36 setting up 15

Dock 27

double layer DVD 52 downloading software 30 DSL modem 84

DVD

burning (recording) 55 ejecting 53 inserting 53

playing 53

DVI to VGA Adapter 15, 36 DVI to Video Adapter 36

E

ejecting a disc 63 ergonomics 77

chair 79 display 77 keyboard 79 mouse 79

Ethernet cable 49 connecting 49 networking 49 port 25

Exposé 26

external microphones 51 external USB modem 12, 25,

35, 41, 63, 91

F

features 22, 24 FireWire

connecting devices 43 port 25

target disk mode 44 using FireWire devices 44

floppy disk drives 41 Force Quit 33 Front Row

application 37 using Apple Remote

with 37

frozen application 33

G

game pads 41 general safety 71

H

headphone port 25, 50

I

iDVD 55 infrared

receiver 23, 37

turning off reception 39 inserting a CD or DVD 53 installing

applications 60, 61 Mac OS X 60 software updates 30

Internet

connecting to 18, 81 connection problems 63, 86

Internet service provider 82 IR. See infrared

ISP 82

J

joysticks 41

K

keyboard

Apple Wireless Keyboard 47 equivalents 14, 37 ergonomics 79 Keyboard & Mouse

preferences 14 USB ports 13, 14, 41

L

LAN connection 84

M

Mac Help 27

Mac mini features 22, 24 Mac OS X

installing 60 learning about 26

Migration Assistant 18 mini-phono jack 50 modem

cable 25, 49, 81

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Contents Mac mini User’s GuidePage Page Page Contents Troubleshooting Using Your Mac miniAppendix a Specifications Appendix C Connecting to the Internet Appendix B Safety, Use, and Care InformationIndex Page Getting Started What’s in the Box Setting up Your Mac mini To access the Internet, connect an Ethernet cable Connect the USB cable from your keyboard and mouse Getting Started Connect the DVI cable from your display to the video port Getting Started Next Steps Transferring Information to Your Mac miniSetting Up Your Mac mini for the Internet Put Your Mac mini to Sleep Putting Your Mac mini to Sleep or Shutting It DownShut Down Your Mac mini Page Getting to Know Your Mac mini For the Latest InformationSlot-loading Power Optical drive What’s on the Front of Your Mac miniBuilt-in infrared IR receiver What’s on the Back of Your Mac mini USB Audio PortsSecurity slot Headphone out/optical digital audio out port Learning About Mac OS Getting Answers Using Mac Help To open Mac HelpCustomizing Your Desktop and Setting Your Preferences To set up a printer Connecting a PrinterMonitoring Printing To check for updated software Keeping Your Software Up to DateConnecting to a Network Using the InternetTransferring Files to Another Computer When an Application Doesn’t Respond Using ApplicationsTo force an application to quit Page Using Your Mac mini Here are some of your computer’s features and capabilitiesDVI to VGA Adapter Connecting a Display or Video DeviceDVI to Video Adapter Using the Apple Remote and Front Row Your Apple Remote canVolume/Menu Up button IR window Previous/Rewind button To pair your Apple Remote with your Mac mini Pairing Your Apple RemoteTurning Off IR Reception To turn off IR receptionTo replace the battery Replacing the Apple Remote BatteryMore Information About the Apple Remote Using USB Using USB DevicesUsing Multiple USB Devices at the Same Time For More Information About USBConnecting with FireWire These are some of the things you can do with FireWireUsing FireWire Devices FireWire Target Disk ModeUnderstanding AirPort Extreme Wireless Networking For More Information About FireWireHow AirPort Provides Wireless Internet Access Using Bluetooth Wireless Technology More Information About AirPortTo set up a Bluetooth device Setting Up a Bluetooth DeviceMore Information About Bluetooth Wireless Technology To delete a pairing with a deviceConnecting to an Ethernet Network For More Information About Using EthernetConnecting Audio Devices Headphone Out/Optical Digital Audio Out PortFor More Information About Using Audio Audio In/Optical Digital Audio In PortUsing Your Optical Drive Ejecting a Disc Inserting a CD or DVD DiscPlaying DVD Discs To burn music to a CD-R or CD-RW disc using iTunes Recording CD-R and CD-RW DiscsRecording Information on a DVD To record data to a DVD-R disc using the FinderFor More Information Securing Your Mac mini Troubleshooting4 Problems That Prevent You from Using Your Computer If your computer won’t respond or the pointer won’t moveIf your computer won’t turn on or start up Installing Mac OS Reinstalling the Software That Came with Your ComputerTo install Mac OS To install the applications that came with your computer Other ProblemsInstalling Applications If you have trouble opening an applicationIf you have a problem with an application If you have trouble using AirPort wireless communicationIf you have problems with your Internet connection If you have trouble ejecting a discIf your date and time settings get lost repeatedly Using Apple Hardware TestTo use Apple Hardware Test Learning More, Service, and Support Online Resources Onscreen HelpAppleCare Service and Support Information System ProfilerLocating Your Product Serial Number Country Phone WebsitePage Specifications AppendixPage Safety, Use, and Care Information Safety Instructions for Setting Up and Using Your ComputerAppendix B Safety, Use, and Care Information Using Connectors and Ports Do Not Make Repairs YourselfUsing the Power Adapter Laser Information Cleaning Your Mac mini High-Risk Activities WarningMoving Your Mac mini DisplayChair Keyboard MouseFor More Information Page Connecting to the Internet There are four ways to connect to the InternetTo find the settings on a Windows PC To find the settings on a Mac OS X computerBefore you can connect to the Internet, you need to Gathering the Information You Need PPP Using Network Setup Assistant to Connect To use Network Setup AssistantTo use Network Diagnostics Troubleshooting Your ConnectionNetwork Diagnostics Turn the modem on and off and reset the modem hardwareCheck System Preferences settings PPPoE ConnectionsNetwork Connections Communications Regulation Information Industry Canada Statement Taiwan Wireless Statements Taiwan Index NumericsDVD Index VGA
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Mac mini specifications

The Apple Mac mini is a compact desktop computer that combines powerful performance with a minimalist design, making it an ideal choice for both home and office environments. Since its introduction, the Mac mini has evolved significantly, becoming a favored option for users who require a versatile, space-saving device without compromising on performance.

One of the standout features of the Mac mini is its impressive processing capabilities. The latest iterations are powered by Apple’s own M-series chips, such as the M1, M2, and beyond, which provide remarkable speed and efficiency. With an 8-core CPU and integrated GPU, these chips enable breathtaking performance across a wide range of applications, from basic tasks like web browsing and document editing to more demanding workflows like video editing and 3D rendering.

The Mac mini boasts an elegant aluminum chassis that is not only durable but also acts as a heatsink, promoting efficient cooling. Its compact size makes it easy to place in tight spaces, and it seamlessly integrates into any workspace without taking up much room. Moreover, the device is designed for easy connectivity, featuring multiple ports including USB-C Thunderbolt, USB-A, HDMI, and Ethernet, allowing users to connect various peripherals and displays effortlessly.

Memory and storage options in the Mac mini have also seen significant upgrades. Users can choose from a variety of RAM configurations, making it easy to customize the system based on their needs. Additionally, the device uses ultra-fast SSD storage, significantly reducing load times and enhancing overall system responsiveness.

In terms of software, the Mac mini runs macOS, providing a polished and user-friendly experience. The OS includes features like Continuity, which allows users to seamlessly switch between devices, and a secure environment supported by regular updates from Apple. With access to the Apple ecosystem, users benefit from services like iCloud, making file storage and sharing easy across devices.

Energy efficiency is another key characteristic of the Mac mini. The M-series chips are designed to consume less power than traditional processors, reducing the device's environmental impact while saving on electricity bills.

Overall, the Apple Mac mini stands out as a powerful, compact, and energy-efficient solution for a wide array of computing needs. Whether used as a personal workstation, a media server, or a home office hub, it offers flexibility and performance in a sleek package, making it a compelling choice for users seeking a versatile desktop computer.
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