Mac mini Developer Note

[RadishTM Veteran]

Apple just released this on the ADC site, quite good info about the mini -

http://developer.apple.com/documentation/H...niG4/index.html

Radish?

[fukachu]

not that i have one but great link, interesting ready so far

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Size and weight: The Mac mini is 2 inches (5.08 cm) high, 6.5 inches (16.51 cm) wide, and 6.5 inches (6.51 cm) deep; it weighs 2.9 pounds (1.32 kg).

just goes to show everyone makes mistakes

[Vice]

not that i have one but great link, interesting ready so far

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just goes to show everyone makes mistakes

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heh well spotted.

[fukachu]

only noticed it cause i never work in inches.. and was curious how big or should i say small it was again.

really is a great little computer.. after playing on one they are really good for switchers :)

[kaiwai]

only noticed it cause i never work in inches.. and was curious how big or should i say small it was again.

really is a great little computer.. after playing on one they are really good for switchers :)

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True. When I switched, you could say my training wheels was a eMac, then I worked up to the iMac G5 which I own now.

[Martog]

True. When I switched, you could say my training wheels was a eMac, then I worked up to the iMac G5 which I own now.

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The lowend Mac's are nice to learn on, as they are cheaper. They also get people to buy the bigger, better Mac's in the end. I started on an iMac G4 myself for a personal system (not going to count really all those 68K and early PPC Mac's I used during HS), and then I went to a PowerBook. :) Bigger and better, lol. Darn you Apple. :rofl: