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CPU Upgrade Options for 2006 and 2007 Mac minis

Daniel Knight,  Low End Mac, Low End Mac Tech Journal - 2016.07.20 - Leave a comment -

The first three generations of Intel-based Mac minis used the same Socket M to mount the CPU on a 667 MHz system bus. The CPU is not soldered in place, allowing the Early 2006, Late 2006, and Mid 2007 models to take the same CPU upgrades, bringing speeds as high as 2.33 GHz.

Core Duo Mac mini, a Second Class Mac

Daniel Knight,  Low End Mac, Second Class Macs - 2014.12.21 - Leave a comment -

When it was introduced in February 2006, the Core Duo Mac mini was the smallest desktop computer on the market – and the second-least expensive Macintosh Apple had ever built. As with other first-generation Intel Macs, the price was $100 higher than the model it replaced.

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