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Technology - May 08 2006MiniHitch
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Anytime I unpack an LCD monitor for work or home, I can't help but notice the mounting slots in the back. Aside from specialty situations like hospitals, when have you ever seen those used? The slots generally just sit there with no function, much like the security lock version on laptops. This CompWave MiniHitch, however, finds some use for the slots, as it attaches to your Mac Mini and allows it to straddle on back of your monitor. The rack is made of clear acrylic and it integrates seamlessly, both from a visual and functional standpoint. It uses standard VESA pattern mounting holes, which means that means it will fit on the back of most monitors, not just Apple Cinema Displays. Just make sure you have an adjustable base to compensate for the additional weight in the back. | Lifehacker via Gizmodo | By: david vo |
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Another adorable way to use the Mini and get away with it! I wish I knew aboot it before shopping for my Lolita. The only problem I see is how to comfortable perform operations of insertion and removal the optical media. My Mini does not protest when I insert her even biggest ones, but she's not that kind of girl - and looking where you put that hard, yet so vulnerable appliance certainly does help as it increases the awareness of intercourse, wytch helps to avoid injuries than could be used as a evidence of unholy practices in court. As a mad scientist I venture it can be solved with a right amount of smoke and mirrors, but it's just me. |
cory (223) |
exactly! |
Posted: July 18 2006