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At a special media event to be held on its campus next week, Apple Computer will unveil a new line of low-cost Intel-based Mac mini desktop computers but will not debut its next-generation iBook consumer notebooks, AppleInsider reported today.
Apparently, Apple already released the Intel Mac mini design to its manufacturing partners in the Far East.
Read the complete story here. (Apple Insider)
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