AMEX DIGITAL's Mac mini Blu-ray drive upgrade kit is not what it seems
by Thomas Ricker 
posted Nov 11th 2009 at 4:51AM
[Via I4U]
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Kanex Mini DisplayPort Adapter will take your Mac mini to HDMI town
by Tim Stevens posted Oct 5th 2009 at 9:03AM
[Via The Unofficial Apple Weblog]
Check out this Mac Mini/Plasma setup
by Matt Burns posted Jun 1st 2006 at 11:58AM
We found this setup over at TUAW where they feature everything Apple. They have had a few Mac Minis, and one Power Mac G5, media centers before but really nothing worth mentioning. But this rig is impressive. The first pic just looks like the Mac Mini hanging there but the really magic is behind the 42 1080p Westy. Check out the read link and be prepared to be amazed.
YAMMMC - Yet Another Mac Mini Media Center
by Matt Burns posted Apr 15th 2006 at 11:41AM
That little white box from Apple sure is
loved. It must be its great size but yet huge amount of power that is drawing so many people to it. TUAW caught wind of another Mac Mini Media Center project using Front Row and
EyeTV. Chris, the owner and builder, also added on to the Mini's small hard drive with an encloser that clones the
Minis footprint and size. From the looks of things, everything turned out just peachy. The system works great for him and although this system is not on an HDTV, the setup he describes would work on one as long as you upgrade the tuner. The Elgato EyeTV EZ does not do anything digital or high-def but the EyeTV 500 does.
If any of our readers has a great setup like this one, drop us some pics at our Flickr pool!
MacBook Pro: the ultimate portable HD machine!
by Ben Drawbaugh posted Mar 2nd 2006 at 12:57PM 
I have had my MacBook Pro 2.0 for almost a whole week and let me tell you, it is fast! The only way I have been able to max out both cores is by playing a H.264 and HD DivX files at the same time. (If I try two H.264 files QT crashes) The 2.0 Core Duo has more than enough juice to decode any HD files I can find for my computer. It can decode two HD videos at once and watch them in Expose, but not without dropping a few frames
The Intel Macmini is perfect for HDTV
by Ben Drawbaugh posted Feb 28th 2006 at 2:44PM
I am the most excited about the mention of the resolutions; in the past you would have to use a third party product such as DisplayConfigX to get your Mac mini to output the correct resolution, now it seems it's supported by OSX. This in combination with the overscan adjustment built into to the display preferences is very impressive. Audio was considered as well as the new Mac mini includes SPDIF in and out so you can enjoy DD 5.1 in all it's glory.
Now all we need are HD movies via iTunes and life would be perfect. I am of course assuming that the Core Solo 1.5 is fast enough to decode H.264 HD material. Even though I just got my MacBook Pro I am off to Apple.com to order a new Mac mini!
