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RE[3]: which edition/version?
by Phloptical on Tue 30th Jan 2007 23:24
in reply to "RE[2]: which edition/version?"
Really! Now that's an idea....a $399 mini just to spit in the face of MS. Not sure Apple would profit from that, but, hey....they can consider it their money-losing console equivalent.
Sometimes you have to spend money to make money....
I would say, however, that at this precent time, $399 can net you a decent PPC mac, or maybe a used, and stripped, core-solo macintel from ebay.
RE[4]: which edition/version?
by r3m0t on Mon 5th Feb 2007 20:34
in reply to "RE[3]: which edition/version?"
More realistically, they would have to price it at the upgrade version to sound credible - that's $259. Heading into very serious and (to Apple) damaging "low build quality" territory there.
At $399 it could still be a nice gimmick (although still at a rather low build quality, probably)





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Eh? Tell me where that shop is, the cheapest Mac I could find would be the Mac mini, *starting* at $599. I'd get 1GB of Ram with that too, so that makes $674.00. And if you want the 1,83Ghz Core due with superdrive (DVD writer instead of DVDRom/RW) with 1GB of ram, it's $874.00.
Which isn't bad, but not quite $500.
If I was Apple, I'd drop the price of a Mac Mini to the exact price of Windows Vista Ultimate, if only to taunt Steve Ballmer. Oops, that's my evil side coming out again
Edited 2007-01-30 08:27