YouTuber Quinn Nelson has managed to make Apple's already compact M1 Mac mini computer 78% smaller.
The M1 Mac mini launched to warm reception as the previously compromise-ridden form factor found a home with the more efficient Apple Silicon chip; however, it quickly became apparent that the Mac mini was a lot bigger than it really *needed* to be. We’ve been working for the last six months to change that, and it’s finally done. Mac nano? Mac mini mini? Tiny Mac? Call it whatever you want, but it’s awesome.
Nelson is able to achieve this feat thanks to the M1 processor which does not require a fan. By removing the fan, relocating the antennas, and using an external power supply, the Mac mini becomes even more mini.
Take a look at the video below...
The M1 Mac mini launched to warm reception as the previously compromise-ridden form factor found a home with the more efficient Apple Silicon chip; however, it quickly became apparent that the Mac mini was a lot bigger than it really *needed* to be. We’ve been working for the last six months to change that, and it’s finally done. Mac nano? Mac mini mini? Tiny Mac? Call it whatever you want, but it’s awesome.
Nelson is able to achieve this feat thanks to the M1 processor which does not require a fan. By removing the fan, relocating the antennas, and using an external power supply, the Mac mini becomes even more mini.
Take a look at the video below...