dbatrium Member

Joined: 06 Apr 2005 Posts: 78
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Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 12:51 am Post subject: The Mac mini always an iAppliance |
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Hi Brian Charles and all,
From the begining I have looked at what so many have done with accessories for the iPod and how decoratables have been manufactured to give a personality or individualism now I am seeing that with the Mac mini. We dont see that trend with the iMac G5 and above or even the eMac for that matter, it is because they are not perceived as iAppliances, whereas the Mac mini is by nature of its size and specifications.
I think we are at the beginning for Mac mini accessories, and the true revolution commences in how we approach computing in the future. The Mac mini is the bridge device, I am certain. I imagine that so many have been touting for an iBook mini have forgotten that the Mac mini seems to be designed around the workings of an iBook. So what limits a further reduction, only take out the DVD COMBO, and have an external component as a peripheral as an add on. Perhaps if they go for the reductionist theory and then mould on a 5" screen. We could have a Mac mini with vision and a peripheral optional dvd drive , how many do we need? I have 3 with one to come, but my iBook is CD only by choice I bought an external high speed burner to go with it. Burners I have so many and I hardly use them, except for movies. Oh and I discovered I cannot load iLife onto my iBook with only a CD, so I will have to think about that, so what about Tiger and my iBook? Surely Apple will supply a CD version? May be not.
Enough reflection
JJ (Yep I am thinking aloud.)
PS Just imagine the effect of Apple selling 10 million Mac mini's as they have iPods!
JJ |
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