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New Apple Mac mini coming eventually

Reportedly, an Apple executive care person has called a concerned Mac mini fan letting him know the line would continue.

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Computing | by C.K. Sample III | Thu Nov 6, 2008 7:54AM | 0 comments

According to Apple Insider, despite recent rumors that Apple might be doing away with the Mac mini, an Apple executive care person recently called one concerned customer on the phone to assure him that Apple's diminutive computer "was a popular machine and to be patient."

If Apple Spokesman Bill Evans was telling the truth when he said "Our holiday lineup is set," however, your patience for a new Mac mini will need to stretch past the holidays. In all likelihood, this news means that new Mac minis will be unveiled at Apple's January Macworld event.

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external link Apple Tells Mac Mini Fan to Hang in There [digg.com: Technology / Popular]
external link Apple tells Mac mini fan to hang in there… [Techmeme]
external link As the Mac turns: MacBook Air delayed, Mac… [Yahoo! News: Technology News]
external link As the Mac turns: MacBook Air delayed, Mac… [CNET News.com]
external link NEWS: Apple says the Mac mini has a future [Pocket-lint.co.uk]
external link The Apple Mac Mini has a Future [I4U News]

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