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New Mini coming soon?
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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Are there any Apple 'special' or press events coming up? It's been a while since an update...
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There have been so many threads that have talked about when the new iMac/Mac Mini/Mac Pro updates are coming. On MacRumors.com, the buyer's guide shows that we are way overdue for an update. However, the closest Apple event is mid-April. After that, its WWDC. I gave been waiting since Christmas, with giftcards in hand to purchase a new Mini. I wish I knew when they were coming.
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BlacBook | 2.0ghz core duo | 2x320gb | 2gb ram | mba superdrive
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I suspect the Mac mini will be updated in the next couple of months, but nothing says they need a special event for that update. In fact, I'd bet that they get just a quiet refresh at Apple.com.
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Originally Posted by Eug 
I suspect the Mac mini will be updated in the next couple of months, but nothing says they need a special event for that update. In fact, I'd bet that they get just a quiet refresh at Apple.com.
i agree i love it when apple just slips things in like that like its no big deal
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The thing is, it's no big deal to the general public, just to us, and those like us.
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Originally Posted by davecom
The thing is, it's no big deal to the general public, just to us, and those like us.
you make a good point 
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Originally Posted by papadopolis
you make a good point
...but its always good to have some exposure
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Senior User
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: San Jose
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They can't upgrade it that much, otherwise it'll be competing against the lower-end iMac. I'd love it if the Mini got eSATA or FW800, a C2D processor and a 3 (or 4) GB RAM limit, but Apple can't very well have the Mini outspec their middle-end machines without potentially cannibalizing sales.
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