New Mac mini to have 1TB hard drive?

by Andy Bewernick

New Mac mini to have 1TB hard drive?

by Andy Bewernick on January 6, 2009

As we inch closer to tomorrow’s keynote at Macworld, we’re getting even more confirmation of a update to the Mac mini.  In an ill timed press release from SeeFile, they reveal that there will be a new Mac mini premiering at tomorrows Macworld. Not only revealing a new mini but they also tell us that it will have hard drives that (most likely) go up to 1TB in size to accompany their server software:

Complete bundled server systems including a Mac mini server with 1 terabyte of storage are available starting at $1,495

In conjunction with a few other rumors I think it’s now safe to assume that we will see an update to the mini. Will it be worthwhile? Not sure, lots of people use their mini’s as home servers and with the inclusion of a much larger hard drive capability along with SeeFile’s software this could very well be something many will upgrade to (not to mention it has not been updated in a very long time).

Don’t forget about to join us for the Macworld 09 Live Chat tomorrow at 8:30 AM Eastern.

[via ars technica][press release SeeFile]

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