M2 Mac mini 爆未能開機災情？Apple 承認有少數例子，會提供免費維修
Apple 確認 2023 年推出的 M2 晶片版 Mac mini 主機，在 2024 年 6 月 16 日至 11 月 23 日生產的批次裡面，有小部分存有問題，導致未能開機。受影響的用戶可以先到指定網站輸入產品序號檢查，如果確認是屬於受影響批次的 Mac mini，可以免費送原廠維修。
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