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June 26, 2006

This update of EveryMac.com features comprehensive revisions to the MacBook Pro Q&A and Mac mini "Core" Q&A with the new dynamic format and a variety of new questions answered.

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Today's Discussion Q&A is "Do you think Apple should release a 'real' living room PC like the Sony Vaio XL2 or Shuttle XPC M2000? Why or why not?" Contribute your ideas.

In case you missed one, Q&As since the last major update include:

Will Windows Vista run on the Intel-based Macs?
What external storage is available for the Mac mini "Core"?
How does the Intel-based Mac mini "Core" compare to a similar Windows PC?
How much faster is the MacBook Pro 2.16 15" compared to the other MacBook Pro 15" models?
What is Parallels virtualization? How does it compare to emulation?
Will the MacBook run Aperture?
Is it possible to upgrade the processor in the Mac mini "Core"?
How fast is the MacBook Pro 2.16 17" compared to the MacBook Pro 15" models?

Additions & Changes:

Updated and reformatted the MacBook Pro Q&A.

Updated and reformatted the Mac mini "Core" Q&A.

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