Apple Mac Mini Mid-2011 2.5GHz Intel Core i5 Unboxing & Product Tour

Apple Mac Mini Mid-2011 2.5GHz Intel Core i5 Unboxing & Product Tour.

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• Mid-2011
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• Intel
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• i5
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[mccartney2k9]

i might be getting this for the holidays in december, would this be a good purchase? i want to use it as my main computer on a 32" hdtv, do the heavy appstore apps run ok on it? if its not strong enough, would it tell me before i purchase the app or would it download and crash?

[davomrmac]

@mccartney2k9 Yes good purchase, and apps run OK on it too. The last question I think it is up to you to research first, before you buy.

[ijase87]

Thanks for the quick reply. Is it true they don't have a disk drive? Do apple sell their own external one?

[davomrmac]

@ijase87 It is true, Apple do sell their own one, or you can buy a lot cheaper one from Amazon.

[ijase87]

Hi Dave, I've just reserved one of these from my local apple store but the entry level version. Are they still quick for day today tasks, such as iTunes , email , YouTube etc etc....

[davomrmac]

@ijase87 Yes it is fine for that and a whole lot more.

[TechSmartt]

When dave says lovely you know it's worth buying! Nice Job Dave!

[MrOrbitz89]

I purchased this computer shortly after first viewing this video last year, and i love it.. Thank you Dave for all your great tech coverage!

[Argentinitus]

Hi i want to ask you how this mini work with the Aperture 3 and Full HD editing??? Thanks

[PlayerNineteen]

Need urgent advice!

Does the 2.5GHz Dual-Core i5 model blitz day to day tasks like running office for mac 11', youtube and internet browsing, iCal, iMovie etc? (No serious video editing or photoshop)

I feel inclined to upgrade it to the i7, but would that bottle neck with the standard 5400RPM HDD and 4GB ram?

If I got the i7, with the standard 5400RPM HDD and upgraded the ram later to 6 or 8GB would it still bottleneck?

Will this model be a good machine in the years to come?

THANKS MATE :D

[Macintosh247]

Considering getting this as my main data computer hub so that I can put a SSD in my MBP and not worry about not having much space.