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Live from Apple - the new Intel Mac Mini
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs has just unveiled his new Mac Mini powered by an Intel processor. A single core model goes for $499 and a dual core for $799. Available as of now.
The computers now also come with Frontrow and the application has been equiped with the option to share content across computers through the "bonjour" networking protocol (formerly called Rendezvous)
Jobs shows off performance of the new Intel Core Duo Mac Mini relative to the G5 processor.
The Mac Mini looks about the same as the previous models. Execpt that there is now an infrared receiver build into the front (the little black dot you see in the upper right corner of the unit).
The Mac Mini still is: bring you own keyboard, mouse and monitor: either from Apple...
...or from some other manufacturer, Jobs joked.
Tags: apple, steve jobs, mac mini
February 28, 2006 at 06:28 PM | Permalink
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