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[* black] The beauty of evolution at its finest. From left to right: Power PC, Intel Core Duo, Intel Core 2 Duo.
[* black] Notable differences in the latest model:
- [* icon_note] An additional USB port than the previous model (3 more than the Power PC).
- [* icon_note] Substitution of the DVI display port with the Mini DisplayPort and mini-DVI (Allowing for Dual-Monitor support)
- [* icon_note] Addition of one Firewire 800 port.
+ [* icon_note] An additional USB port brings the total to five, one more than the previous model (and three more than the Power PC!).
+ [* icon_note] A Mini DisplayPort and mini-DVI port -- which allow for Dual-Monitor support for the first time in a Mac mini -- replace the DVI display port of the previous generation.
+ [* icon_note] A Firewire 800 port replaced the old FireWire 400 port, much to the chagrin of Mac users.