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To: chulaivn66; amigatec
You can always look to buy a used iMac, or if you have a good keyboard, monitor, and mouse a Mac Mini works fine.

Absolutely worked for me. I bought a used Mac Mini Server from someone upgrading to the latest and greatest, and got it at a great discount, maxed memory and loaded with software (including Win 7). The Mac Mini works with your keyboard, monitor, and mouse; although I prefer my bluetooth trackpad. For me, Samsung monitors and sound bar are a perfect match. I had tried some other non-Apple monitors which were difficult but Samsung monitors work out of the box.

22 posted on 07/31/2015 10:38:25 AM PDT by roadcat
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To: roadcat

My 2007 Mac Mini was reassigned to set-top box duty when I got my iMac. Its a great machine for that purpose, especially since I upgraded the processor from a Core Duo to a Core2 (which I wouldn’t recommend as a DIY project unless you know what you’re doing well enough to ignore my recommendation). Most of the time it runs headless, and I control it via screen sharing from the iMac or an iOS app.


37 posted on 07/31/2015 7:30:50 PM PDT by ReignOfError
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