Section: Apple News , Rumors , Mac + Computers , Desktops , Mac mini An image circulating the internet at the moment, shows the rear side of what could be the next Mac Mini from Apple. Featuring 5 USB ports, 1 FireWire 800 and both mini DVI and mini DisplayPort connections. This sounds similar to what we’re expecting to see when Apple finally update their most basic Macintosh desktop computer. All signs are pointing towards the update officially coming in March, possibly around the time of the CeBit exhibition in Germany. Despite recent troubles with Intel, it will most likely be Nvidia that will supply the chipsets—similar to what the MacBook ranges are using, and what the next-gen iMacs will use. There’s been no confirmation of the image, but despite amazing possibilities with Photoshop, it looks pretty genuine. The Mac Mini has always been a favorite of mine, as the perfect Macintosh for people to swap to from using Windows-based machines. It’s cheap and small, but still completely Apple. I’m very much looking forward to seeing what Apple reveals with the new Mac Mini, and I’m sure many of you are the same. [Editor’s Note: And remember, if this isn’t to your liking you can show us what you want out of the new Mac mini for your chance to win a Logitech NuLOOQ Navigator.] Via [ AppleInsider ] Full Story » | Written by Ed Parry for Appletell . | Comment on this Article »
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Mac Mini closer than we thought?
