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Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server (Mid 2010)

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4.5 out of 5 Mice, Aug 11, 2010

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Pros

Small, quiet, and doesn’t use a lot of power
CPU and RAM are enough to handle a solid load
Can boot from SD card
Can use the MacBook Air’s Optical Drive and USB Ethernet Adaptor.

Cons

Only one power supply
Only one ethernet port
No optical drive
Replacing drives somewhat tedious

Price when rated: $999

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