Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 28th Feb 2006 18:51 UTC
At a special press event today, Apple introduced various new products. Besides the usual iPod/iTunes chit-chatter, they introduced a new Mac Mini with either a dual-core or single-core Intel processor. The new Mini sports the same form factor as the old one, and comes with an improved Front Row (support for playing streamed content using Bonjour), TV-out, and more. Note: Thanks go out to iLounge, MacCentral, and Engadget for providing live feeds.
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RE[2]: And expandibility?
by Get a Life on Tue 28th Feb 2006 22:50
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Unless your bar for "geek" is so low as to exclude people of questionable reading skills, then yes it's not unusual to find non-geeks that have enough interest in computers that they can swap out a HDD, RAM, or an expansion card. This is especially true of younger people that aren't afraid of computers, that still aren't especially well-educated in the inner-workings of computers. It's not like the people in assembly lines that assemble PCs for OEMs are geeks.
More than that, people are quite willing to have their cousin that is "a computer genius" "upgrade" their computer for them.