Can anyone say 1.6 and 1.8 ghz G5 mac mini's? I think we will see an update to mac mini's and ibooks. The high end mac mini will sort of take the place of the 1.8 Ghz powermac single G5. Except for the upgradability. I think the single G5 powermac was hardly being bought by the public, it was mostly for educational facilities. The average consumer wouldn't think twice about buying the imac over the single G5 powermac. They are about the same price and the imac comes with a 20" display and airport extreme, etc. They should have made the superdrive standard by now. And for ibooks, maybe a slimmer sexier version with a speed bump. I don't think apple should care at this point about having the ibooks as fast as the pwoerbooks, because they might as well get as fast of processors out of the G4/ G5 before switching to intel. The professional user doesn't want to buy a mac right now unless it is a must have because of the switch to intel. Not too many people are going to buy powerbooks right now, so why not temporarly have the ibook as fast as the powerbook. If apple can find a way to get awsome battery life and make the ibook lighter, then it will sell better. I really don't see how apple can do much with its line of portables until they switch to intel. I can't believe it is going to take an entire year until the first intel based mac comes out. I know the software is the main issue, but apple is going to lose a lot of money over this year.