Imac6,1 24" Display for new Mini

Is it possible to use the Imac,6,1 as a monitor display for the new mac mini introduced today? The imac doesn't have enough horses to run Aperture well but otherwise works fine.

Is it possible to use the Imac,6,1 as a monitor display for the new mac mini introduced today?
Not without a standalone monitor to set up ScreenRecycler or a VNC connection.
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