Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server (Late 2009)

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4.5 out of 5 Mice, Nov 19, 2009

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Pros

Combination of hardware and software is attractively priced
Enough processing power for small businesses, small workgroups in larger enterprises, and educational environments

Cons

Use of 2.5-inch hard drives hampers speed
No optical drive

Price when rated: $999

Macworld's Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server (Late 2009) Coverage

Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server The new $999 Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server is a fantastic product for workgroups, small businesses, and even schools to use.

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