Read through the rest of the thread, that point has already been made, and IMO is shortsighted. Yes, MiniDVI is proprietary, yes I would have preferred a full DVI connector. However, I would not want HDMI since it does not allow Dual-Link, nor does it allow for analog signals. Even if it had been HDMI, unless you already had the cables you still would be buying them. And if it was full DVI, and you wanted to be able to hook up to everything, you would need to buy adapters. Sure, you can get them cheaper elsewhere, but is $20 really that expensive when viewed in comparison to the cost of the rest of the system?
What I really wish is that there were more people making MiniDVI adapters. Right now I only know of Apple and Dynex making them.