Actually that one you're looking at is new it's just in the refurb section, you can get the same one refurbished for even less
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Apple Announces New iMacs, Mac Minis, AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule
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Actually that one you're looking at is new it's just in the refurb section, you can get the same one refurbished for even less
for someone like me who has been waiting over a year for a new Mac Mini - well it pretty crummy IMO
same case, same ish speeds, more money
yeah bargain , i'll take 2 lol
i for one am not drinking the Cupertino Kool Aid this time.
i hope so, i "NEED" a new imac as mine is dying.
im gonna have to order one anyway, not happy with the UK prices at all.
It is an issue because there was previously both. (i.e. net loss of one Firewire port)
Well, that Mac mini was real.
It looked fake but it wasn't.
Big leak on Apple's part there. It's been a couple of weeks at least...
It looked fake but it wasn't.
Big leak on Apple's part there. It's been a couple of weeks at least...
You get charged state tax if there is an Apple Store in the state it is being shipped to.
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The store has an error:
If you look at the Mac Mini site it clearly states that it comes in a 2.0 Ghz and a 2,26Ghz model.
Processor and memory
2.0GHz or 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor
3MB on-chip shared L2 cache running 1:1 with processor speed
1066MHz frontside bus
1GB (one 1GB SO-DIMM) or 2GB (two 1GB SO-DIMMs) of 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM; two SO-DIMM slots support up to 4GB
If you look at the Mac Mini site it clearly states that it comes in a 2.0 Ghz and a 2,26Ghz model.
Processor and memory
2.0GHz or 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor
3MB on-chip shared L2 cache running 1:1 with processor speed
1066MHz frontside bus
1GB (one 1GB SO-DIMM) or 2GB (two 1GB SO-DIMMs) of 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM; two SO-DIMM slots support up to 4GB
9400M isn't a bad GPU - I'd rather have discrete across the line but they most likely included it because of cost.
Will the new Mac Mini be compatible with the new 24" Cinema Display?
Would I need any adaptors or will it work out of the box?
Would I need any adaptors or will it work out of the box?
Nvidia graphics cards, rebranding of products:
GTX will mean that you get a high-end/performance card,
GT is reserved for mainstream while
G means you have an entry-level card.
Rebranding:
G100 = 9400 GT
GT120 = 9500 GT
GT130 = 9600 GSO = 8800 GS
I am guessing the 9600m might be similar to 9500
GTX will mean that you get a high-end/performance card,
GT is reserved for mainstream while
G means you have an entry-level card.
Rebranding:
G100 = 9400 GT
GT120 = 9500 GT
GT130 = 9600 GSO = 8800 GS
I am guessing the 9600m might be similar to 9500
You're right, it's $1,200 refurbished! Jeez really no reason to get the new iMac. Refurb here I come!
wish id ordered 24" last week now, i could have got 2.8 ghz cheaper than the new 2.66
ok 4gb ram and 640gb hd doesnt hurt but a drop to 2.66 is pushing it for that money
If it were easy to hackintosh I might just be all over it.
At least Dell support comes to your house.
Currencies differences
I don't get you UK people. You're complaining about high prices, but you seem to completely forget how weak £ is for now. Nobody from euro countries complained before when Apple UK prices were THE LOWEST because of weak £. Now Apple made price correction, that's it. Stop complaining, take .
I don't get you UK people. You're complaining about high prices, but you seem to completely forget how weak £ is for now. Nobody from euro countries complained before when Apple UK prices were THE LOWEST because of weak £. Now Apple made price correction, that's it. Stop complaining, take .