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Summary of the October 2012 Apple event

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This blog post summarizes what Apple has introduced yesterday. Mac mini Phil Schiller commenting on the introductory slide for this segment: “Mac mini. You knew there would be something called ‘mini’ in this presentation, didn’t you?”. Faster processors, quad core option Mac mini with OS X Server : like the normal high-end model, but with two 1TB hard drives and bundled with OS X Server iMac Screen sizes: 27" and 21.5" Both models still have the same pixel count as previous iMacs. That is, neither of them has a Retina display, which is still too expensive (and possibly not even technically feasible) at this size. 75% less reflective: thanks to anti-reflective coating and the laminated display (which means that the display is closer to the glass). Good to see Apple react to user complaints here. The previous moves away from matte towards very glossy were not a good idea. Fusion Drive: 128GB Flash storage plus 1TB or 3TB hard disk drive (HDD) Ha...