Hello, The MU9D3SM/A is the one for the Swiss market and the MU9D3D/A is for the German market. The specs are the same for both products, the region only affects the plug supplied with it.

Yes, the device has an HDMI A connection. The Mac Mini has an HDMI port that can be used to connect to external displays.

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This is the effective price that was specified by us. In some cases, the "instead prices" are also generated automatically from the historical price.

The MAC MIN M4 IS RUNNING LIKE A SWISS WATCH VERY COOL ALSO NO TEMPETURE ISSUE whatsoever. Go 4 it

This is a CH device with a CH plug.😊

This is the 1 Gigabit version.

Unless it says "verified return" above the cart button, it is a new item.

This version has a 1 Gigabit Ethernet connection (10/100/1000BASE-T) with RJ-45 connector as standard. However, it is possible to upgrade the Ethernet connection to 10 Gigabit Ethernet (Nbase-T Ethernet with support for 1Gb, 2.5Gb, 5Gb and 10Gb Ethernet) for an additional charge.

The Mac Mini 2024 (M4, 16 GB, 256 GB, Apple M4 10-Core) has an HDMI port of type HDMI A, which can be used for connection to external displays. It supports a resolution of up to 4K at 60 Hz or higher via this HDMI output, depending on the configuration and number of connected displays.

The Mac should be supplied with a cable for direct connection in Switzerland.

This is the same article, only the suppliers on our part differ.

And who is the supplier of this product?

Yes, this is a new product in its original packaging.

I would never do that! The cable assignment and resistance are not the same!!!

Thank you for pointing this out. The devices are identical, the difference between these two model numbers lies in the region or distribution channel for which they are intended.

No, just the Mac Mini and the power cord.

We work with different suppliers and daily prices. For this reason, such price differences may occur. Additional services are not included.

I was also wondering about this. But: according to the specs (somewhat hidden), this seems to be the model with 10Gbit Ethernet, which costs CHF 899 at Apple. Can digitec perhaps mention this in the technical data in the title (i.e. "M4, 16 GB, 512 GB, 10 Gbit, Apple M4 10-Core". That would make it much easier to differentiate. Thank you!

The only difference between the two models MU9D3D/A and MU9D3SM/A is the region for which they are intended. The MU9D3D/A is for the German market and the MU9D3SM/A is for the Swiss market. The technical specifications are identical.

The article is the same model, but in comparison this Apple Mac Mini - 2024 is intended for the Swiss market according to the manufacturer's number.

It looks like it. 2 different suppliers?

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Yes, you can connect the Mac Mini M4 to a Wi-Fi network. The Mac Mini M4 supports Wi-Fi 6E, which enables a fast and reliable connection. To establish a connection, go to the settings, select Wi-Fi and connect to the desired network.

"However, this information appears to be incorrect, as the Apple website indicates USB4 ports for these Mac Minis." Small correction: it is USB3 that is indicated on the Apple website.

The Mac Mini has an HDMI 2.1 connection. This connection enables direct connection to an HDMI-capable device such as a TV or monitor. If you need more connections, you can also use USB-C adapters to create additional HDMI connections.

Yes, this is a new product. The Mac Mini 2024 with the M4 Pro chip is a new model from Apple that was recently launched on the market.

We are currently clarifying with a supplier whether it can be included in the range.

I found a very informative article here at digitec - just good customer support. here is the link https://www.digitec.ch/de/page/drei-5k-monitore-im-vergleich-36166