Sure, it's not the top of the line. But for less than $1,000, what were you expecting? It comes with Lion, which Apple recommends a minimum of 2GB of ram to run. If personal experience has taught me anything, it's better to go with something better than the minimum. You could upgrade the ram to 4GB, or just throw in an extra $150 to get a faster, quad core i5 processor, larger hard drive, more memory, and a better graphics card. Truthfully, it's a great deal for just an extra $150. However, if you care more about saving money than raw processing power (or you're buying in bulk) then this is a great deal for you. Apple also offers an even older $899.99 model, but you may want to go with the newer model for $100 more. If you're buying for an institution, you can create a quote through Apple's education store.
via AppleInsider
