India, Aug. 26 -- Once again, Apple has taken the next step in desktop computing with a new set of products built on new silicon. The new Mac mini and Mac Studio models represent a significant stride in speed, power efficiency and artificial intelligence, with the introduction of the company's first 2nm processor, the M6, alongside the powerful M5 Ultra.

Apple's M6 chip powers the new Mac mini, which starts at Rs.99,900 in India. A higher-end Mac mini uses the M5 Pro, while the Mac Studio is available with M5 Max and M5 Ultra. All four configurations are scheduled to become available on September 22.

From creative professionals and software developers to everyday users seeking a compact desktop powerhouse, Apple's latest unveiling opens...