Scott, I think your point about the mini as a good entry point for potential switchers is an excellent one. I never would have laid out the $ for an Imac. We have plenty of monitors around here, so buying a monitor was not a issue We also have mice, so ditto there, no need to get one. Yes, I did have to buy a keyboard, because the keyboard we have are all ps2, so that was a nonstarter. But the trade off there is I got one I like the feel of better than what comes standard these days on the Imac, and its Bluetooth to boot, so I am anticipating having more uses for it than just with my mini. I got the middle model of the mini, not the very cheapest one, because I wanted a larger hard drive and the 4gb of ram. For what I want, web surfing, email, word processing and music listening and organizing, the mini is fine. the only thing I haven't done yet that I want to do is scan and ocr, but that is a function of me not being able to find a satisfactory efficient solution for the Mac, rather than a limitation of this particular Mac.
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