Hi,
Because you already have a monitor, in many ways the fully loaded Mac
mini might do the job. The unit comes with a DVI out port as well as a
DVI to VGA adapter. You can also get a DVI to SVGA/Composite adapter
if you need it. These adapters are around $20. Without Tax and Sales
Tax, you can get a fully loaded Mac mini and keyboard and mouse for
around 1300 or so.
Dan
On Nov 12, 2007, at 8:39 AM, Jason Fayre wrote:
We already own a 20 inch flat screen monitor.
David Poehlman wrote:
OUt of your price range? Hmm. I think the IMac can be more
powerful than the mini although the hi end mini might be all you
need. How big of a monitor do you need? You might make up the
price differential between the minni and the mac with that because
the imac includes the monitor you select to a point. Of course, if
you want a 48" one, you'll have to buy a mini.
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Subject: Mac Mini or IMac?
Hello,
I am looking for an opinion. I want to purchase a Mac for my
home. I
will primarily be using Voiceover. I will be doing a fair amount of
audio editing, dvd conversion, etc.
My question is, will the high-end Mac Mini do what I need. My wife
will
also be doing some photo editing. I like the Imac, but it is a bit
out
of my price range right now. However, I don't want to buy a Mini
if it
is going to be very slow.
