everything but the mac mini and possible the Mac pro have cameras.

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From: "Mike Arrigo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac OS Xby 
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Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 8:19 AM
Subject: Re: Mac mini or macbook or Imac?


I also think the imac includes a camera that is not included with the mac
mini.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Scott Howell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac OS X by
theblind" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 4:21 AM
Subject: Re: Mac mini or macbook or Imac?


>A few other bits on the Mini and the black verses white notebooks.  First
>my understanding is the difference between the Mini and Imac is  also the
>audio and I can't recall exactly, but I thought it was  something to do
>with the input. Now this may have changed and honestly  I didn't look at
>the specs recently, but if a Mini were nothing but an  Imac without the
>screen in every other way, that would be great. I'd  probably purchase one
>of those just to save a few bucks.
> Now, I've never heard or read anywhere where there is a difference  from
> one color performing any differently than another and unless it  came
> directly from Apple, I wouldn't believe it to be the case.
>
> On Jun 24, 2008, at 1:46 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
>
>>>>> Hi all,
>>
>>>>> Simon wrote:  What are your thoughts on the power of Mac mini,  its
>>>>> ability to run both windows and Mac and its capacity to cope  with
>>>>> partitions? What are the drawbacks and such like?
>>
>> TK:  For what you are asking, the Mini would do, but I would go with  2GB
>> of RAM and the faster model.
>>
>> Simon also asked:  Has Mac mini got a CD/DVD driver?
>>
>> TK:  Yes, one model a little fancier than the other though, read  below
>> for details.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>> Simon continued:  Maybe I should et an Imac or another Macbook. I
>>>>> would welcome your views. Since I have decided to buy another  Mac, I
>>>>> want to make sure it is going to be powerful enough for a  few years
>>>>> to come.
>>
>> TK:  If you're hoping to use it as a Server sort of thing, I  wouldn't
>> get another MacBook.  Portable computers are not the best  idea for that
>> sort of situation.  The iMac would probably not be  obsolete quite as
>> quick as the Mini but also is considerably more  expensive.
>>
>>>>> Cody responded:  Actually there are 2 moddles of the mac mini,  the
>>>>> 600 one and the 800 one. The only difference is the hard  drive space
>>>>> and the processor. For that simple upgrade it is not  worth the 200
>>>>> extra imho.
>>
>> TK:  You are mistaken somewhat.  The $600 Mini has a smaller HD,  slower
>> processor and only comes with a Combo Drive whereas the next  level Mini
>> comes with the bigger HD, faster processor and a Super  Drive.  The
>> difference between the Combo Drive and the Super Drive  is the ability to
>> burn DVDs.  If you have no need to burn DVDs, then  by all means, go with
>> the $600 model.
>>
>>
>>>>> Cody also said:  btw just as an fyi, the black macbooks are  actually
>>>>> better than the white ones. Supposedly they are built  more stable and
>>>>> they are just more reliable don't ask, but they  just are. The prices
>>>>> are even different, even if they have the  same hardware.
>>
>> TK:  I, too, am interested in where you've heard this.  I've  wondered
>> about the rationale for the extra cost, and actually have a  black one
>> myself, but have never found any documentation that  supports this claim.
>>
>>>>> Later...
>>
>>
>>>>> Tim Kilburn
>>
>> & Carter the Canine
>> Fort McMurray, AB Canada
>>
>
> Scott Howell
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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