reflex said:Same here. Unless the MBP comes out sooner and has a user-replaceable hd (or a "cheap" 160GB option).
reflex said:Same here. Unless the MBP comes out sooner and has a user-replaceable hd (or a "cheap" 160GB option).
thworple said:The Mac Mini 1.83 (CoreDuo) with 160GB HDD and Superdrive is £723.
The iMac 1.83 (Core2Duo) with 160GB HDD and Combo Drive is £679!!
Hmmmmmm, makes for interesting purchasing decisions!![]()
thworple said:The Mac Mini 1.83 (CoreDuo) with 160GB HDD and Superdrive is £723.
The iMac 1.83 (Core2Duo) with 160GB HDD and Combo Drive is £679!!
Hmmmmmm, makes for interesting purchasing decisions!![]()
+ the iMac comes with better graphics for less money lolMacSA said:In light of the new iMac specs and lower prices, the Mac Mini looks a VERY BAD BUY!!
dalvin200 said:pricesa come down!!
i can now buy the 24" imac configured rthe same and for same price as i paid for my 20" imac in march!! well.. its expected anyway..
lewion said:nice you share my thoughts
MacSA said:In light of the new iMac specs and lower prices, the Mac Mini looks a VERY BAD BUY!!
You can up it to 256MB in the buying options. The 24inch also goes up to 3GB RAMiGary said:*sees a lot of Pro customers considering 24" iMac*
Guess they kept the VRAM down to 128 as not to compete with Mac Pro.
iGary said:*sees a lot of Pro customers considering 24" iMac*
Guess they kept the VRAM down to 128 as not to compete with Mac Pro.
lol indeed... so lot of pro users will go iMacdynamicv said:You can up it to 256MB in the buying options. The 24inch also goes up to 3GB RAM![]()
thworple said:I think the cheaper model Mac Mini is a sweet price point, but the higher spec model isn't looking too great alongside the iMac revisions.
Hopefully Apple will take note and reduce the Mini prices soon. They did that not long after the first Intel versions came out.
So does the 17" and 20"...dynamicv said:The 24inch also goes up to 3GB RAM![]()
is that so :sMacSA said:They've taken away the option of a Superdrive BTO, which means youd have to go for the £529 model if you want one.
dynamicv said:You can up it to 256MB in the buying options. The 24inch also goes up to 3GB RAM![]()
But the 24inch also has FireWire 800Mitthrawnuruodo said:So does the 17" and 20"...
But at a considerable price...![]()
Because it would cannibalise ProMac sales?iGary said:Why not 2X2GB?
They kind of do. In today's press release, I think it's the first time that Apple admitted that an iMac could be a viable pro machine.razzmatazz said:With all the cool stuff you get with the 24 inch iMac they should call it the iMac Pro![]()
I just so can't find the space to put it. The new 17" is looking mighty tempting though.iGary said:I'm really glad I cam't afford this right now, vause it would likely be my first Intel mac otherwise.
dynamicv said:I just so can't find the space to put it. The new 17" is looking mighty tempting though.
**slaps self**