CNET recently posted an article about Apple's decision to, in some cases, provide hardware on their fabulous Mac Mini that performs beyond the published specs, i.e. more video memory, faster hard drive, or better bluetooth is an unfortunate decision.
Apple should clearly define what hardware is included for what the customer is paying for. I wouldn't be too happy if I bought a Mac Mini and the guy next door paid the same amount and got a better machine.
Apple should either charge more for the better machines, or discount the older hardware machines to $399. At that price, I am sure a lot more of the Minis will be flying off the shelves.