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Mac mini Lunchbox
Who needs a MacBook Pro when you've got a Mac mini.
Am I right people? What's that you say? The Mac mini isn't easily portable? Well, that's not what the good folks of STM
think.They've whipped up the Mac mini Lunchbox which for $48, or so, is the ideal place to stow your Mac mini and power supply when you're on the go.
I never go anywhere that doesn't have several keyboards and mouse combos laying around, so this is the ideal solution for me.
[Via Uncrate.]
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Joshua said 3:13PM on 1-23-2006
I was really hoping for a lunchbox that looked like a Mac Mini. I for one am disappointed.
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Ryan said 3:30PM on 1-23-2006
Well, minus the factor of price I'd put a Mac Mini in line with the iBook line. Personally though I'd rather be computer on a new powerbook, or better yet if just native-applications a MacBook Pro. Other then price and weight I can't see what compartive advantage the mini has on the new powerbooks/macbook pros. Although if we're speaking Mac Mini or iBook then I see your point/side/argument, but otherwise apple will need to release a Mac Mini Pro to be comparable to a Mac Book Pro in my opinion.
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Ryan said 3:33PM on 1-23-2006
P.S. did you mean to say keyboard, mouse, and display combos? I think the display is just as important then those (if not more important than a mouse since some people can really cruise with keyboard shortcuts and very little mouse interaction). Once again, just my opinion...
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Chase said 6:52PM on 1-23-2006
I regularly brought my Mac mini to class for group presentations. My backpack is made to hold skateboards, so I just put the keyboard there, and took a wireless mouse as a clicker. With a DVI-to-Video plug, I didn't need a display. It is VERY portable.
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Clark said 9:11PM on 1-23-2006
Tom Bihn makes a nice one as well.
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