New Gear
If Mac mini is your first computer, you’ll need to buy a display, keyboard and mouse to operate it. You can connect any display with DVI or VGA connectors. Apple displays feature a pure digital DVI signal for the highest-quality output. For input, you’ll be able to connect any keyboard or mouse that uses industry-standard USB connectors. Mac mini also features built-in Bluetooth wireless, which means you can use many wireless keyboards and mice, as well.
20-inch Display
The Apple Cinema Display shows two full pages of text and features two USB and two FireWire ports for your digital devices.
Wireless Mighty Mouse
The four-button wireless Mighty Mouse features the amazing Scroll Ball that lets you move anywhere inside a document.
Keyboard
The Apple Keyboard features an ultraslim, anodised aluminium design and a range of special function keys for one-touch access to Mac features.
Use What You Have
You can use industry-standard displays, keyboards and mice that you already purchased for other computers with Mac mini. You can even share them on the same desk with the use of a KVM switch. Put Mac mini atop your current PC, plug your display, keyboard and mouse into the KVM, then simply flip the switch to use one or the other.
Parallels Desktop 3.0 for Mac
Run any version of Windows at blazing speed — right alongside Mac OS X. And there’s no need to reboot.
Microsoft Office
Create documents in Word, Excel and PowerPoint that you can seamlessly share with any Mac or Windows user.
In the Living Room
AirPort Express
Mac mini features built-in wireless networking. Use AirPort Express to easily create a home network so you can play music, photos and videos stored on other computers in your house.
Wireless Keyboard
The Apple Wireless Keyboard features an ultraslim, anodised aluminium design and a range of special function keys for one-touch access to Mac features.
