Um Um Um Um Um!!! Now that is really someum'!!! Kinda takes your breath away!!!

Looks good. I'd imagine a 15 LCD like that can be purchased for a good price. They look very good with the mini.

Apple should start making 17" LCDs again. Oh yea.... looks great!

very solid

replace the energy drink with some stella artois and you're off and running!

Damn that's hot. the speakers really match the monitor. I couldn't stand your mouse, though. Nice card reader, I haven't seen one of that color before.

kick ass keyboard, i have the same one

Love the setup. I have the same monitor, but the adapter cost me a mint=)

Sharp! Love the usage of older display and keyboard.

i like the trackball thing and the PowerMate... was that thing worth the 40 bucks?

yea powermate is exspecially worth it with because i use final cut pro on my powermac

what kind of mouse is that?

i heard that those displays go black

Thanks for the nice comments. What do you do with an orphaned 15" display that was replaced years ago by a larger one and an old iMac keyboard? Get a Mac Mini for them of course! The trackball is a Kensington "Orbit". The speakers are JBL Creature II. The card reader I got at Fry's in Burbank, CA. I don't know if the Powermate is worth $40 or not, I just like the way it looks .

Mmm, trackball!

How did u connect the mac mini to the screen ? using a ADC to DVI connector ?

I bought the DVI to ADC adapter at an Apple store from a "close out" cart for $70. The DVI adapter, Mac Mini and MicroNet drive power supplies and an AC power strip are mounted on a Cable-Safe cable manager that hangs from the edge of the desk, so nothing is on the floor. It's a very clean look. I just noticed that I made mistake a on the size of the Mirconet drive. It's actually a 250G drive which serves as my iTunes library, which is all uncompressed AIFF files.

nice look, like the clear desktop thinger