If you watch this video (708kb .mp4) courtesy of smashworld, you’ll see how “easy” it can be to open the Mac Mini. While it does not void your warranty, Apple does recommend that an Apple Authorized Service Professional perform any upgrades for you rather than let you try this at home. With the right tools (a putty knife) and a some patience, it certainly seems though that you can save quite a bit on that RAM upgrade you were planning. 1GB of RAM is less than $200 at the moment, not quite the $495 Apple is stating on the Mac Mini configuration page. Thanks Lok!

– Jonathan Greene

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