Apple Mac Mini CTO with M4 chip with 10 core CPU, 10 core GPU,24GB Memory, 256GB SSD Gigabit Ethernet

It's an incredible machine that effortlessly handles all my requests no matter what I throw at it.

I picked this up for running OpenClaw. I'm not primary a Mac user but I have owned Macs in the past, every time I make the switch it's a bit jarring how different it is from what I'm used to, as well it can be a bit frustrating how opinionated Apple can be with how they want you to experience their operating system. Either way the Mac Mini is a fascinating bit of tech that I wanted to check out. - The first operating system that made a full switch from x64 to ARM - Microsoft has been dipping their toes in that water for decades, but never really committed. - Fully unified and shared memory with the gpu. Although Apple doesn't have a monopoly on unified memory, the fact that both the CPU and GPU can access the same memory without copying is a plus for AI work and defiantly worth trying. What I liked: - Nice clean design. Although I plan to shove it in a closet and remotely access it. It is nice to look at. - Low power use What I didn't like: - If you already own a non-mac keyboard and want to use it with a mac it is frustrating trying to use it with a mac. They already have a process of checking your keyboard layout, why don't they check to see if you're using a non-mac keyboard?!? - Power button is not in a easy access spot. I feel like this is Apple's passive-aggressive way to tell you to leave it on all the time. But it would be nice if they didn't force me to do things they way they think I should do things. - No usb-a ports?!? I'm used to not seeing usb-a ports on things but not a desktop that clearly has room for some usb-a ports.