The unit would let you stock hundreds of hours of recorded video.

A hard drive manufacturer would then come up with a stackable Firewire hard drive, say 250 Gb, or higher up to 400 GB that would be the exact same shape as the Mac Mini and be stackable too. 6″ x 6″ x 2.5″, same shape and finish as the computer, it would be STACKABLE under the Mac Mini and let you record programs.īut that’s not all. …But what if a company such as TiVo or ElGato came up with a Mac Mini-like TV box. It doesn’t connect with cable TV as it is, right… I’ll have to quote myself commenting (a couple of days ago on MDN’s site) on the Mac Mini’s possible abilities, because I think it can be an interesting point: Many more details are available in the full article here. Jade reports, “Sources note that the mini’s non-standard power connector contains too many leads to serve solely as a power source, and could provide hints of upcoming add-ons, such as a potential iPod dock connector or media station.” Additionally, the mini’s frontside bus runs at 167 MHz, the same as the eMac.”

Like the eMac, the Mac mini uses a 1.25 GHz (or 1.42 GHz) Motorola PowerPC G4 processor with 512K of Level 2 cache that runs at the same speed as the processor. According to sources, the mini is based on the USB 2.0-enabled eMac and shares many of the same technical specifications, including the same processor, system bus, DDR RAM, graphics chipset, USB 2.0, FireWire 400, AirPort, Bluetooth, and an Apple Internal 56K V.92 Fax Modem. “Contrary to popular belief, the mini is not based on the Cube or even the iBook G4. Through investigations over the past week, AppleInsider was able to elicit several previously unpublished details and specifications of the computer,” Kasper Jade reports for AppleInsider. “Earlier this month Apple unveiled the Mac mini, a new desktop computer which it says was designed specifically for the consumer and education markets.

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