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metacafe.com - 2/20/2009

Mac Mini 2009 Edition - Video

— metacafe.com — Penryn, nVidia 9400M. Watch Video about Apple (Computers),Mac Mini,Penryn by Metacafe.com (more) Mac Mini 2009 Edition - Video

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macrumors.com - 2/19/2009

Leaked Photo of the Next-Generation Mac Mini?

— macrumors.com — A possible image of the next generation Mac Mini was first posted to a MacRumors forum discussion thread. The image depicts what could be the next Mac mini. The original leaker also claimed the following specs: ... (more) Leaked Photo of the Next-Generation Mac Mini?

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9to5mac.com - 2/20/2009

Is the 5 USB Mac Mini a fake?

— 9to5mac.com — So, one of our readers, Dave - who happens to be an expert at PCB design, has spent some time looking at the Mac Mini image posted today and he believes it is a fake. There have been many posts around the web on why. We've put it all together for your ... (more) Is the 5 USB Mac Mini a fake?

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apple ][ disk drive modded into a mac mini (or vice versa)
technabob — This could be my favorite Mac Mini mod yet. Take one part retro Apple Disk ][ drive and one part Mac Mini, and what do you get? A little bit of casemodding genius. Modder Charles Mangin took the guts out of his old Disk ][ enclosure and managed to find a way to squeeze the innards of a Mac Mini inside the case. The 5-1/4" drive is perfect for slot-loading DVDs. And when not loading a disk, you wouldn't ever know this was anything other than an old floppy drive. Charles even wired up the old drive activity LED, so it looks like the floppy drive is cranking when the Mac Mini is on. And contrary ...

Mac Mini Inside an Apple Disk II Case [Case Mods]
Gizmodo — ... the control software (which negated the need for fancy hardware controllers by using software to read and write the sectors in the right spot) hours before presenting it at CES in 1978. They stayed up all night after setting up the booth to get it done. When they finished, they tried to made a back up copy. And they accidentally overwrote the data disk with the blank. Less than a few hours before the show floor opened, they rewrote the entire control system. [Flickr via Macrumors via Technobob, Apple2history.org] ...