It seems that Best Buy's faith in Macs is slowly but surely coming back. Apparently, Best Buy Co. - the nation's largest consumer electronics retailer, is testing the possibility of selling Apple Computer Inc.'s full line of computers in its stores. In an earlier article, we mentioned that some Best Buy outlets are already stocked with the regular MacBook and Pro alongside iMac systems.

Now, Best Buy has added Apple computers in seven stores and it's considering expanding Mac sales across the chain. This was mentioned by Best Buy Senior Vice President for Merchandising David Morrish said at the company's annual meeting on Wednesday. He also added that the test started four weeks ago.

If you could remember during th year 1998, Best Buy stopped selling Apple computers because of slow sales. After which, the Steve Jobs camp began to pull out from other stores as well, only to come back with their own retail operation.

V.P. Morrish also mentioned that the Apple computers will be sold by Best Buy employees who have been trained by Cupertino, Calif.- based Apple. Best Buy wants to see if the computers will be hot commodities and if they will sell in a very profitable manner. They also want to know if their Best Buy employees can provide the level of customer service that Apple customers are used to getting in an Apple store.