Tim Cook says Apple plans to keep Mac mini in the lineup, stops short of promising update<div class="feat-image">
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three years since the last Mac mini hardware refresh so there’s been growing concern from fans of the standalone computer over its fate in the lineup. A new email response apparently from Apple CEO Tim Cook to a customer asking about the Mac mini’s future does little to ease that concern too.</p>
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Tim Cook says Apple plans to keep Mac mini in the lineup, stops short of promising update
