The 2011 Mac mini, with the Intel HD 3000 inside, does not support the OpenCL framework. In other word, they do not support the "greatest and most advanced" Apple's "technical innovation".
The Apple is "shy" on this subject, they even mentioned it, but you must be aware of this problem, like an "informed consumer".
Ok, I find this mentioned in several discussions. But could someone please explain what it means in practice if you don't have OpenCL support? Which type of Mac uses it will be disadvantegous for - perhaps gaming, HD editing, programming..?