Mac mini Sneaks Into Apple Store with iPhone Pre-Orders
Check out the new Mac mini
As you can see, not only is it smaller but it’s packed with goodies! HDMI and a SD Card Slot are finally included.
Also notice that power port. The power supply is built into the tiny case as well, so no more power brick!
On the bottom, a circular rubber foot to hold the Mac mini firmly to your table, but it’s also removable to reveal your memory slots. No more putty knife for RAM upgrades.
Faster Core 2 processor with nVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor is supposed to double the performance (Apple’s claim).
Solid unibody aluminum so it looks at home along side all your other Apple gear.
The only downside? The price increased to $699 and $999.
For my professional blog, go to:Formerly known as The Financial Penguin, Jason graduated with a degree in Computer Science and currently works on the Airshow Moving Map systems for business/regional jets and airlines. He combines his interests in education, technology, philosophy, leadership, teamwork, time management, and photography in weird ways as demonstrated on his many outlets now branded as penguinCAST.
Outside of work, Jason is involved in Future Business Leaders of America Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA-PBL), Destination ImagiNation (DI), and the President’s Scholars program at Cal State Fullerton.
Jason frequently judges FBLA-PBL events for both the high school and collegiate divisions. He also tries to attend networking and mentoring events. See him this year at the FBLA-PBL National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California!
Destination ImagiNation is a creative problem solving program for K-12 students with programs for community groups and University students. Jason currently serves as the LA-DI-Land Tournament Director serving Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties. He formerly served as Co-Regional Director for the LA-DI-Land Region while in University.
Jason continues to be involved with the President’s Scholars program at California State University Fullerton. As a President’s Scholar alumnus, and former Co-president of the President Scholars Student Association he organized community service events, helped manage the student social activities, and helped promote the program to incoming students. Now he gives back to the program as a President’s Associate.
