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When a Mini is not enough and a Pro is too much...
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I'm thinking of upgrading my current 2009 Mini and original 23" ACD. I use it as a Plex server, ripping DVD's, iMovie, iPhoto, and surfing. I would also like to try some gaming. I'm thinking i7. I'm not thrilled with the intergrated graphics of the Mini. I have found "open box" 27" i7 iMacs (current model) for around $1800 delivered. I have no problem with open box or refurb, none of my macs for the last 10 years or so have been "new" The only thing I will miss on an iMac is FW, but I can get an adapter. Any thoughts?
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#2
great machine.
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#3
When a Mini is not enough and a Pro is too much...


... the answer is a Hackintosh.
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#4
USB 3 is waaaaay faster than FW anything.

Replace your FW drives with USB 3...
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#5
I'll take it if you don't want it!
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#6
Spock wrote:
When a Mini is not enough and a Pro is too much...


... the answer is a Hackintosh.

Logical.
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#7
If you buy a refurb from anyone besides Apple, make sure you get the full factory warranty.

/Mr Lynn
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Will Collier wrote:
[quote=Spock]
When a Mini is not enough and a Pro is too much...


... the answer is a Hackintosh.

Logical.
This was my answer, too.
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mrlynn wrote:
If you buy a refurb from anyone besides Apple, make sure you get the full factory warranty.
/Mr Lynn
Good advice!

Also remember, places like BestBuy/Cowboom believe this:

equals "factory refurbishing" Confusedmiley-shocked003:
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Catzilla wrote: I have found "open box" 27" i7 iMacs (current model) for around $1800 delivered.

Excellent system.
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