First, let’s clear something up about the Mac mini introduced by Apple in October that’s configured to be a server. This $999 Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server (Get Best Current Price) is not an ...

Apple‘s cigar box desktop, better known as the Mac mini, has always been something of an oddball. Like the rest of Cupertino’s hardware lineup, the mini is sleek, shiny, and stylish. But this ...

The M4 Mac Mini is a powerful and compact device that can be transformed into a highly capable home server. By setting up your Mac Mini as a server, you can transform the way you manage your digital ...

This OS X Server-equipped version of the Mac mini isn’t the ideal choice for most home users. But if you want to run a Mac OS X-based server and take advantage of Snow Leopard Server’s impressive ...

When Apple announced the server edition of its popular Mac Mini late in October, I was excited that the company was finally offering a low-cost small-business server at a terrific price point ($999) ...

While Appleinsider predicted the arrival of a new dual-drive, optical-free Mac mini, Apple managed keep secret its plans to introduce a new Mac mini server bundle up to its relatively subtle launch ...

The release of the Mac Mini server edition has had people wondering about the specifics of the devices, and whether or not other minis and Macs can be used for servers as well or if there's some ...

Home servers run quietly in the background, yet they carry a surprising amount of responsibility for media streaming, file serving, automation, backups, and self-hosting. The hardware you choose ...

While Apple's new iMac got all of the desktop-related attention when new hardware was announced in October, the new Mac mini and its debut Server companion have found early success. Stephen Baker, ...

Kaleidescape’s new Mini Terra Prime delivers fast 4K downloads, silent operation, and 8TB of storage for about 125 high-bitrate films—its most accessible high-performance movie server yet.

As every mother knows, you can't fit a quart into a pint pot. Unless, that is, you're Apple, which pulls off this seemingly impossible task by squeezing a fully functional small-business server into ...