Standard Mac Desktops

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Mac - Business Essentials Workstation

Mac Mini with a separate monitor, web cam, speakers, keyboard and mouse included

  • Standard Mac Image and Software
  • Apple M4 chip with 10-core CPU, 10-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine
  • 512GB SSD storage*
  • 16GB unified memory*
  • 10-core GPU
  • Bluetooth wireless technology
  • Monitor
  • Webcam
  • Speakers
  • Mouse and Keyboard
  • 4 Year AppleCare+

*NOTE: RAM and solid-state drive (SSD) are built into the computer and cannot be upgraded after your purchase.

 

Mac - Flexible Use Workstation

Mac Mini - No Display

  • Standard Mac Image and Software
  • Apple M4 Pro with 12 core CPU, 16-core GPU, 16 core Neural Engine
  •  512GB SSD storage*
  • 24GB unified memory*
  • 16-core Neutral Engine Graphics
  • Gigabit Ethernet
  • Bluetooth wireless technology
  • Mouse and Keyboard
  • 4-Year AppleCare+

*NOTE: RAM and solid-state drive (SSD) are built into the computer and cannot be upgraded after your purchase.

 

Mac - Power-User Workstation

MAC STUDIO APPLE M4 MAX CHIP - NO DISPLAY

  • Standard Mac Image and Software
  • Apple M4 Max with 14-core CPU, 32-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine
  • 1TB SSD storage
  • 36 GB unified memory
  • Bluetooth 5.3 wireless technology 
  • Mouse and Keyboard
  • 4 year AppleCare+

NOTE: Solid-state drive (SSD) and RAM are built into the computer and cannot be upgraded after your purchase.

 

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Article ID: 363
Created
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Tue 11/4/25 9:01 PM

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The Computer Replacement Program (CRP) is in place to maintain standardized high-quality computers at Texas State. CRP computers are optimally configured with no additional options or modifications and are designed to perform for at least a four-year lifecycle.
As part of the Computer Lifecycle Management policy, the Division of Information Technology is now requiring participating departments in the FY26 CRP Cycle to exchange one obsolete, unsupported computer within 30 days of receiving a new CRP computer.