What will you do with your Mac Mini?

by Barb Dybwad (Jan 15th 2005 4:41PM)

Usually, when you bring home a new desktop computer, you don’t need to spend terribly much time figuring out what to do with it. Perhaps you’ve already cleared out a spot for it under a desk or on top of a desk, where it goes to rep...

Apple is shipping Mac Minis

by Scott McNulty (Jan 19th 2005 8:35AM)

That sound you’re hearing is a bunch of people feverishly clicking refresh on the package tracking page as they watch their newly ordered Mac minis slowly travel around the world to their door step. Macminute is reporting tha...

Mac mini March: Extend your mini’s range

by C.K. Sample, III (Mar 31st 2005 4:25PM)

QuickerTek has announced another big antennae to extend wireless networking, this time specifically for the Mac mini. The Mac Mini Wireless Networking Antenna runs $80 and gives you 5.5 dbi of omni-directional RF power without having to hack into y...

Rugged Mac mini

by Mat Lu (May 9th 2007 8:00PM)

The next time you need to take your Mac mini with you across the Sahara, you may want to give VictorSystems a call for the Rugged Mini Computer System. This "ruggedized" Mini setup has been designed for military and other harsh condition users, encas...

Max stack your Mac mini

by Fabienne Serriere (Nov 14th 2005 4:00PM)

We've seen quite a few Mac mini extenders, but this stack from Japanese company GREEN HOUSE is the ultimate tower of accessories for your scaled-down desktop. Pictured from the top down:The Mac mini itselfAn external hard drive shellPowered stereo sp...

New Mac mini tear down and benchmarks from Mac Mini Vault

by Mike Schramm (Oct 25th 2012 9:00AM)

The Mac Mini Vault has already grabbed a new Mac mini and taken it apart. You can read through the site's teardown and analysis right now. The short version is that much of the mini's design is the same. As you can see above, with the new versio...

Mac mini March: Turning a Mac mini into a touchable stereo

by Scott McNulty (Mar 1st 2005 12:40PM)

You have a Mac mini, and you have a 7 inch touchscreen monitor. Combine the two and what do you get? A really cool stereo that lets you use iTunes to manage your tunes, and allows you to watch the trippy visualizer as well, yet it is still sma...

iMac G5 kraftwerk

by Gregory Han (Aug 13th 2004 1:57AM)

Mac Kompass posts an impressive mockup marriage between an iPod mini and the defunct but never forgotten Cube: ...

Found Footage: A fanboy's Mac mini concept

by Steven Sande (Dec 15th 2008 10:00AM)

The Mac mini has an amazing following. It's a great machine for switchers who want to use their existing keyboard, mouse, and monitor, there are companies devoted to using them as small colocated servers, and the mini is the machine to use for all so...

Mac Mini gets a sneaky update: spec bump, unibody enclosure, HDMI

by Chris Rawson (Jun 15th 2010 4:40AM)

The Mac Mini has received far more than a simple spec bump, however. The enclosure itself has been updated to a unibody aluminum construction similar to the MacBook Pro, and the "server" Mac Mini omits an optical drive entirely in favor of dual hard ...