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Picture Thread: Intel Mac mini take apart
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MacWorld take their mini apart:
The G4 mini for comparison:
I imagine the images are copyright MacWorld. To see more details and images follow the links.
(Last edited by JKT; Mar 2, 2006 at 07:33 AM.
(Reason:to comply with forum rules I had to add "Picture thread" to title as the first image is a whopping 20 pixels too wide.))
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Looks ok, and may be put together a bit better than the G4 mini from what they are saying. I didn't realise the Intel mini had an SATA hard drive.
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Looking at the MacWorld pictures, I would say that the new Mini is better laid out on the inside. Looks to be more difficult to upgrade RAM though.
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Originally Posted by Agent69
Looking at the MacWorld pictures, I would say that the new Mini is better laid out on the inside. Looks to be more difficult to upgrade RAM though.
It's no different than the previous design. Putty knife, clickety-clickety, add RAM.
Same as before.
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You now have to remove the hard drive etc to gain access to the two slots, whereas beforehand the RAM slot was immediately accessible after removing the cover, so it is a little more involved than before.
(Last edited by JKT; Mar 5, 2006 at 07:52 AM.
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