Last night, Apple suddenly launched two new Mac models, including the Mac mini equipped with the same M6 chip that suddenly appeared, and the Mac Studio with the flagship M5 Ultra chip that suddenly appeared. The price starts from HK$7,299 and is now available for pre-sale.
According to information from Apple’s official Hong Kong website, the M6 version of the Mac Mini starts at $7,299 for the standard 16+256 configuration, and the M5 Pro version starts at $13,999 for the 24+512 configuration. It is now available for pre-sale and will be shipped starting September 22.


Also open for pre-sale and shipping on 9/22, there is also the Mac Studio equipped with the new M5 Ultra chip, which has a 30-core CPU and 64-core GPU, priced from $44,999 for 96+1TB.

The M6 and M5 Ultra chips launched this time with two new Mac products, the former is equipped with a 12-core CPU and a 12-core GPU, and its multi-thread performance is 1.2 times higher than that of the M5.
M5 Ultra uses a new generation of UltraFusion technology and can be equipped with up to 36-core CPU and 84-core GPU, targeting business and professional users.
Mobile Magazine’s short comment: The sudden appearance of the M6 chip is expected to be one of the mainstream configurations in the MacBook model upgrades in the coming year, while the M5 Ultra is targeted at business and professional users, and its performance is highly anticipated.
Source: Apple