Apple has a nasty habit of charging very expensive options that can be added to
the Mac: it is better to buy the basic configuration and spend a few minutes to
assemble the additions that we will also be procured. This is particularly the
case with the Mac mini, relatively modular machine: you can easily access the
RAM, change its original hard drive without too much trouble and even add a
second drive if one is handy. Is the game worth the candle?
