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What they _won't_ do, or at least it seems that way to me, is support the highend software Apple will sell in, say, two years. If Aperture is any sign, it looks as if Apple will more clearly aim their professional software at users of their professional hardware, i.e. you need a decent graphics card for Aperture. iBooks, the Mac mini and the eMac lack that, for example. The question really is what you intend to do with it. What the Lt. and andy said works really well on a Mac mini. No problems. Give it enough RAM, and you're set.
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