Apple Mac Mini Review

My brother and I recently chipped in together to get a Mac Mini because of things going up to Flash 10. He bought the main computer and I paid for a separate screen with built-in speakers, the I-Work disk and the Apple Phone Modem since we're on dial-up. It doesn't come with a screen, keyboard or mouse in case you want to use what you already have. But because we couldn't connect it to a computer we already had, that's why we had to buy a separate screen and have help connecting it to the stand that came with it. The power button and all the connectors are in the back, but the light indicating the power is in front. That's one of the drawbacks - not having the light where you can see it. But in case you need something looked at or help with downloading something, the computer is easy to take to the store, since they have connectors there to work with. So despite the drawbacks, it's a relatively good value for the money, though a bit steep if your money's limited, though it's cheaper than a full computer or a laptop. And it's a must if you expect to run Flash 10. But it would be nice if it had everything in case you didn't already have a screen, keyboard and mouse and not have to pay more for a complete computer.