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store.apple.com - 3/3/2009

Mac mini - Apple Store (U.S.)

— store.apple.com — Select your Mac mini. new 2.0GHz : 120GB new 2.0GHz : 320GB... (more) Mac mini - Apple Store (U.S.)

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macrumors.com - 3/2/2009

New Mac Mini Packaging Spy Shot

— macrumors.com — Earlier today, we received a product photo of what is claimed to be the new Mac Mini.... Without another source, we published it on Page 2 and called it a likely fake. OneMoreThing.nl, however, has received the same image and fe... (more) New Mac Mini Packaging Spy Shot

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pcworld.com - 3/4/2009

New Mac Mini Misses the Mark for Small Business - Business Center

— pcworld.com — When it redesigned the new Mac Mini , released this week, Apple had an excellent opportunity to... show it is serious about small business. Alas, Apple did what it generally does for small (and large) business: Missed the opportunity. This is sad, ... (more) New Mac Mini Misses the Mark for Small Business - ...

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New Mac mini goes under the putty knife
Macworld — ... has apparently added a second AirPort antenna and removed a power cable that used to be on the front of the unit (possibly related to moving the optical drive to a SATA connection). So, if you don’t mind getting your hands a little dirty—metaphorically speaking, of course; we’re sure the inside of the mini is as clean as the inside of Steve Jobs’s featureless, white hibernation pod—it looks like upgrading the RAM and hard drive on a new mini isn’t too much of an ordeal. [via Gizmodo ]

Why I’m Buying the New Mac Mini: Value Reconsidered
TheAppleBlog — ... It is underpowered, it is overpriced, and, worst of all, as Gizmodo points out, it is not easily upgradeable after the fact, so most users would be advised to bite the bullet and pay Apple’s extortionary rates for in-house upgrades, or risk breaking something. The hard drive options are almost insulting, with the max available upgrade being 320GB. That seems pretty clearly intended to force your covetous gaze towards the higher-priced iMacs, if you ask me. ...