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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Mac mini |
 | | The Mac mini is distinctive in its extremely small Power Mac G4 Cube-influenced size and form factor, and in the fact that the computer comes without a display, keyboard, or mouse. |  | | The Mac mini is an Apple Macintosh computer designed and marketed by Apple Computer. |  | | The Mac mini ships with Apple's Mac OS X operating system preinstalled, and also includes software such as a chess game, AppleWorks, Apple's productivity software, and iLife, a set of five Apple-designed multimedia programs to create and manage videos, music, photos, and DVDs. |
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http://pedia.nodeworks.com/M/MA/MAC/Mac_mini
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| | MAS Weblog |
 | | Many negative things can be said about Mac mini, from not bringing to the user the full advantage of having a desktop computer, inaccessible insides, a minimal to nonexistent internal expandability, no full audio ports, one memory slot, all the way to having a slightly underpowered video card (32MB) for a desktop computer. |  | | The Mac mini has a 256 MB base memory configuration, which can be expanded up to a maximum of 1 GB. |  | | A part of the problem is that most of us can judge a system either as a desktop computer or a notebook computer and adjust our opinions accordingly. |
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http://www.macandstuff.com/weblog/index.php?/weblog/macmini
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| | Mac Guides: Mac mini |
 | | On February 28 2006, an Intel based Mac mini was announced, using both Core Solo and Core Duo processors. |  | | This line of Macintosh computers was originally built on the PowerPC G4 processor family, but was later transitioned to using Intel Core chips. |  | | Several models were released using a G4 processor. |
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http://guides.macrumors.com/Mac_Mini
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| | Opinion Column by PC Magazine: Why the Mac Mini is the New Altair |
 | | For those of you who don't remember the odd little machine that kick-started the PC revolution and caused a young Bill Gates to drop out of Harvard to write programs for a box that did little more than light up, the MITS Altair sparked a frenzy few personal computers have matched. |  | | On the many tech Web sites I visit each day, I started noting a lot of playful discussion on how Microsoft is the new IBM and Google is the new Microsoft, which got me thinking about Apple and more particularly, the new Mac Mini. |  | | It's a computer hobbyist's delight this time, not the glee felt by an art director or budding novelist or amateur filmmaker. |
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http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1753008,00.asp
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| | Pricing, Ship Date Set For Mac Mini Clone |
 | | Analysts interviewed during Computex had said that they didn't see the Wintel mini clone as a threat to Apple -- unless Apple suddenly changed its mind and committed to developing its OSX operating system for Intel hardware. |  | | However, previous trends that Apple has authored, such as multicolored translucent plastics and the white motif favored by the iPod, have been emulated or imitated by the Wintel world. |  | | that some of its mini systems are being shipped with unannounced upgrades. |
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http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,1865371,00.asp
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| | Apple Lowers Pricing Floor with 'Mini' Mac |
 | | The desktop computer features a CD-RW/DVD-ROM Combo drive, USB 2.0, FireWire 400 and up to an 80 GB hard drive. |  | | The Mac mini also offers a DVI interface that also supports VGA and built-in 10/100BASE-T Ethernet and a 56K V.92 modem for Internet access. |  | | iLife '05 will be free on all new Macs. |
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http://www.channelinsider.com/article2/0,1895,1750409,00.asp
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| | Monitortan: January 2005 Archives |
 | | Some bright lad's already figuring out how to embed the new Mac in the dashboard of a car. |
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http://www.monitortan.com/mt/archives/2005_01.html
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