Elitist Snob - Apple Offers Mac Mini Test Drive

Apple Offers Mac Mini Test Drive

Apple is offering a special thirty-day money back guarantee on its popular Mac Mini system, allowing anyone to "test drive" a Mac...worry free. If you don't like the Mini, you can return it at the end of the 30 day trial period for a full refund. How about that?

This is another smart move by Apple. As cheap as the Mini is, there are still those who fear the unknown. Many PC users I speak with that are Mac curious always voice the same concern..."What if I don't like it?" This should resolve one more hurdle. Of course, once the new Intel-Macs start arriving, the entire Mac vs. Windows argument will be gone forever, as those systems will be able to dual boot both operating systems.

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