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Macintosh models

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Macintosh models
Following is a brief summary of the current models in Apple's Mac family, all of which use Intel CPU chips. For a list of some of the earliest Macs by model number, see Macintosh models - early.

DESKTOPS: Pro - iMac - mini
The Mac Pro is a tower-based, high-performance workstation with four or eight cores (see Mac Pro).

The iMac all-in-one is the most popular Mac desktop. Everything is built into its flat screen (see iMac).

Taking very little desk space, the Mac mini is the smallest and least costly Mac (see Mac mini).

LAPTOPS: MacBook - MacBook Pro - MacBook Air
The MacBook is the most affordable portable, while the MacBook Pros are the most powerful. The MacBook Air is the lightest and thinnest (see MacBook).

SERVERS: Xserve
The Xserve is a rack-mounted server for back office and datacenter use (see Xserve).


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