> Jeffrey Engle <macgu...@gmail.com> Aug 25 02:25PM -0700 ^ > > I have a first generation Mac Mini 1.25ghz that I've been using for an > entertainment center. Problem is that I want to upgrade to a better > mini and the power adapter is "in the wall" and I don't want to take > the wall apart to get at it.... > > Q: which Mac Mini's are compatible with the first generation power > supply? > > Jeff Engle > Kamiah, Idaho 83536 Jeff, I'm pretty certain all mini's produced through 2009 used the same power brick. Beginning with this year's Aluminum Uni-body design, Apple has placed the PSU internally in the case. Looks like you could buy a fairly modern mini and still be all-right. BTW, I just bought one of the new ones for my business on Tuesday, and it's really nice!
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