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Apple’s Mac Mini redesign might signal the end of USB-A

Olanrewaju Adeniyi by Olanrewaju Adeniyi
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Apple's Mac Mini redesign might signal the end of USB-A

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Apple is reportedly planning to change its hardware lineup significantly, particularly with the anticipated M4 Mac Mini. According to a recent report, the tech giant may drop the USB-A ports, aligning with its ongoing transition towards more modern connectivity standards.

Read also: Apple’s iPhone 16 debut event is scheduled for September

Apple’s shift towards USB-C

The removal of USB-A ports will continue Apple’s move towards USB-C, which has already been adopted in most Apple devices. In terms of functionality, USB-C transmits data faster and is an around-connection choice, which is why it is used with the latest technology gadgets.

This aligns with Apple’s new trend of reducing product complexity and establishing a new generation of products that will most likely do away with conventional USB-AA peripherals.

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Although changing to USB-C is beneficial, it may contradict those working with USB-A equipment. The conversion may require adapters or new accessories, which may be inconvenient, especially for people with some items.

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Development of a low-end magic Keyboard

Along with these changes to the Mac Mini, the company is developing a new low-end Magic Keyboard. This keyboard is expected to be cheaper than other keyboards in the market and reach a broader range of consumers.

What concessions have been made to arrive at this lower price point are still to be determined, yet several features that define the Magic Keyboard are anticipated to be retained. 

Apple may remove USB-A ports from the M4 Mac Mini, yet this innovation can lure buyers with the company’s effort to improve the newest Mac Mini with modern connectivity options.

In this regard, it could enhance user experience and prepare its devices for newer peripherals, but on the other hand, it could present a problem to those using older peripherals. Simultaneously, creating a low-cost Magic Keyboard could increase Apple’s appeal to affordable markets. 

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Olanrewaju Adeniyi

Olanrewaju Adeniyi

Olanrewaju is a creative media professional focused on tech storytelling and digital content creation. He produces engaging content on tech, AI, software, and innovation. He also trains staff on using AI tools for research, video editing, and productivity.

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