Apple today has released an all new Mac Mini, their smallest desktop without a display that comes with it. It's completely redesigned and follows suit with other Mac designs in their use of a unibody design. It has up to 500GB storage, 2x more graphics power with the Nvidia GeForce 320M and up to 8GB system memory. There's also now a long awaited HDMI output and an SD card slot in the back. The problem is, it's even more pricier than before. The base model with just 2GB of memory starts at $699. Before there were two options of $599 or $799 but now there's a single base model at a price in the middle. It's definitely pricey compared to other options you'll find in the PC category. There's also the Mac Mini server for $999. Both run Mac OS X Snow Leopard and are now available.