
It’s been a long time coming. Hands down, Apple’s Mac mini with Mac OS X Tiger owns the low end. No, Apple won’t sell more Mac mini’s than eMachine or Dell will sell low end boxes.
What you get with the Mac mini vs. what you get with even low end home-built PC systems is remarkably different.
Low end (meaning, low cost and powerful) and ultra cool are combined in one very powerful and appealing package. Here’s why.
First, the Mac mini is simplicity personified. It’s.... (excerpted).
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