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Mac mini Server review
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£849
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Mac mini (2011) reviewThe latest Mac minis deliver serious performance but lose the optical drive |
£699.99
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Apple Mac mini (Mid-2011) Core i5 2.5GHz review
We expected to see faster performance from the Apple Mac mini (Mid 2010) now it's finally received the Intel Core-series Sandy Bridge upgrade. But we weren't prepared for these lab results. |
£699.99
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Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server (Mid 2010) reviewThe Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server lets you add an unlimited number of Mac and PC users without per-user licensing fees. |
£929 including VAT
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Apple Mac mini 2.4GHz (Mid 2010)In place of two non-server Mac mini models that started at £510, the new Mac mini comes in a single £649 non-server configuration. |
£649 including VAT, Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server costs £929.
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Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server
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£799
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Mac mini review (Late 2009)According to Apple, the mini line was designed to be the most affordable way to get a computer with Mac OS X and iLife. The latest models improve modestly on their predecessors with faster processors, more RAM, and – on the lower-end model – more hard-drive space at the same £499 and £649 prices. The results are Mac minis that address a few of our biggest criticisms of the early-2009 models. (Sadly, slow hard drives remain.) |
Mac mini 2.26GHz £499
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Mac mini 2.0GHz: 320GB 2009 edition reviewApple's premium Mac mini, offers less value for money than the lower spec and cheaper model. |
£649.00
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Mac mini 2.0GHz: 120GB 2009 edition reviewWith significantly improved graphics performance, the entry level Mac mini looks a better deal when you choose the 2GB extra RAM option. |
£499.00
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Speedmark review: Mac mini 2Ghz Core 2 Duo with NVIDIA 9400mThe Mac mini turns out to be a surprisingly fast machine. We put the new mini through a range of tests to find out just how good it is. |
499 (1GB RAM, 120GB HD)
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