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appleinsider.com - 1/2/2009

Apple's next-gen Mac mini to get dual display support

— appleinsider.com — Bringing its least expensive system up to par with features in the rest of its lineup, Apple... is due to revamp the Mac mini with multiple video outputs, AppleInsider has learned. (more) Apple's next-gen Mac mini to get dual display support

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wired.com - 12/30/2008

25 Years of Mac: From Boxy Beige to Silver Sleek

— wired.com — It's the 25th anniversary of the Apple Macintosh, but Steve Jobs' eyes are dry. At the company... headquarters in Silicon Valley, where he was presenting a set of new laptops to the press last October, I mentioned the birthday to him. Jobs recoiled ... (more) 25 Years of Mac: From Boxy Beige to Silver Sleek

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pcper.com - 1/5/2009

Apple has plans for iMac, Mac Mini, Mac Pro in 2009

— pcper.com — The MacWorld Expo starts this week and once again rumors are swirling about potential new products being... announced at the show. We have some exclusive information on the new iMacs and Mac Mini that will be announced as well as the potential for a new ... (more) Apple has plans for iMac, Mac Mini, Mac Pro in 2009

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Rumor: Mac mini supports 1TB storage, SeeFile
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... may have exposed at least a part of Apple's plans for the new Mac mini. According to a poorly timed press release (it's actually dated January 6th, the same day as Phil's keynote), the "New Apple Mac Mini hardware [will] be supported by revolutionary SeeFile web sharing DAM software." ...

New Mac mini mentioned in third party press release
Engadget — It seems like the signs are pointing to a refresh of the Mac mini when this year's Macworld rolls around. According to a press release by SeeFile, their new (version 4.6) web server software can be purchased bundled with a Mac mini server with 1 terabyte of storage -- which is odd enough, since the largest internal drive that ships with the thing is 120GB. And how about the release itself, indiscreetly titled: "New Mac Mini Hardware to Be Supported by Revolutionary SeeFile Web Sharing DAM Software." Of course, this could all be mere speculation, rumors ...

Digital file management firm points to 1TB Mac mini refresh
AppleInsider — ... Published: 05:25 PM EST A press release from a third party seems to indicate that Apple will refresh its Mac Mini line tomorrow with hard drive options as large as 1 terabyte. SeeFile Software announced a new version of its easy digital media asset management system in a press release at Macworld.   Customers can buy the SeeFile server software together with a new Mac mini directly from SeeFile, according to the firm. "Complete bundled server systems including a Mac mini server with 1 terabyte of storage are available," the release says.  Since Mac minis are presently only ...

New Apple Mac Mini could have 1TB HDD Option
I4U News — ... News New Apple Mac Mini could have 1TB HDD Option There is yet another rumor about a possible new Apple Mac mini that Apple could reveal today at the Macworld 2009. An eager third party software vendor mentions a Mac mini server with 1TB of storage to be available. SeeFile is offering media sharing software and says to sell the system with Mac mini server with 1TB of storage at $1,495 in this press-release . Via ...

Up and downs of the new Mac mini, long live the new Mac Pro
The Apple Core — March 16th, 2009 Up and downs of the new Mac mini, long live the new Mac Pro Posted by David Morgenstern @ 12:49 pm Categories: Mac Pro , Mac mini , iMac Tags: Apple Macintosh , Apple Intel Mac Mini , Apple Mac Pro , Joel , Desktops , Hardware , David Morgenstern [image] According to readers, the Mac mini appears to be their new Mac best friend. Despite the upbeat words, there are better choices in Apple’s revised Mac lineup. In a recent post , I suggested that the Mac mini held more attraction to geeks rather than the ...