Iphone VoIP application development on Mac Mini

Hello
I am beginner for Mac.
I plan to develop the voip application for iphone.
Is it possible to develop on Mac mini(2GHz D & 1G RAM & 120G HD)?
Thanks.

As long as your Mac Mini has an Intel processor and is running Leopard - 10.5.x, you can install and run the iPhone SDK.

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