The waiting continues...
"On the one hand...
Those of us who have been waiting, can wait a bit longer. "
Same here. Money in the bank, 7 year-old quicksilver beside me, and still nothing worth buying. Mini is too obsolete for a desktop, and the iMacs will be dumpster bait 6 months after USB 3 ships, (I expect the same fast transition to happen as when USB 2 came out, fortunately my quicksilver had an expansion shot) and Mac pro is too much money, and pulls too much power. Literally. As in: will trip the breaker. 12 amp draw on 15 amp circuit? If I turn up the speakers while the desk lamp is on it'll all go dark. And my UPS can't power a kilowatt either.
So I wait.
And wonder about Snow Leopard.

Is it really Intel only? Is it going to support all Intel machines, or just Core 2 Duo and up? (no need for 64 bit or multi-core support in a core Solo mini. And there were only about 10 sold anyway...) And will Snow Leopard bring on Activation or Trusted Computing of some other way to shut down the hackintosh crowd?
It's less than 6 months to release; Apple really should start releasing specifics. I'm certainly not buying anything, hardware or software, until I have facts instead of rumors.
Hardware wise, a couple of ExpressCard slots in an iMac would solve many problems. My dream mini has evolved to Cube II. 7.7"^3. With a 3.5" drive and ExpressCard slots.
