Thread: Getting a Mac Mini advice needed
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Old 03-05-2005, 10:18   #53
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Re: Getting a Mac Mini advice needed
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Originally Posted by LostintheNW
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Originally Posted by punky
They sell Apples in PC World, so why not wander in there and have a play with one?

And about the cost, it is worth considering the refurbished models. (I had to to be able to afford what I wanted, argh, lets not go there again...), but its not to shabby. It looked great, works fine so far, and more importantly, you can still get AppleCare on refurbs so you are covered if it does break.
Where do you get refurbs from? PC World as well? and I have played around with macs in there before but you know what its like with the sales assistants....they do seem good though
Apple do them on the Apple site at 10:00am Wednesday mornings.

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ok can anyone tell me if this is a good one....slightly more but well might be worth it

http://www.microanvika.com/mac/produ...O&PNO=MAC11746
Yep, the iMacs are good..
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