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That I know, but I wouldn't of expected any current AMD support on a eval board. Boards like the Pegasos and AmigaOne are still using pretty old technology on the surrounding architecture.

Check these out. Wouldn't of expected an AMD southbridge.

Have you taken a look at Sun Java Studio Creator? I think it'll be more to your liking than Xcode. I like Xcode, but I've been using it for some time now. I think I'm just accustomed to it and it doesn't get in the way. It can be a bit awkward at first for new and experienced alike.

You might also want to take a look at Sun Java Studio Creator, $99 US, but they have a try and buy download.

How will you be using this map? Will you be calling on those grid coordinates programmatically, like move grid 1,2 to 1,3? Or will you just need to store x,y = building?

I can see the low-end iMac G5 take the spot of the eMac quite easily once new models replace the top end 1.8. A $999 iMac G5 would probably generate as much interest as the Mac mini has.

I suppose we all knew it was bound to happen. http://news.com.com/Photos+Intels+own+mini+PC/2009-1042_3-5596587.html?tag=st.prev

Last year I purchased an iMac G4 online then decided I'd rather have a PowerMac and was able to exchange it at my local Apple store. The box was unopened of course.

Looks straight forward enough. I suppose trying to get ones hands on the BT module is the hard part.

If you want to learn Objective-C, pick up "Programming in Objective-C" by Stephen G. Kochan. It'll teach you the language, then moves you on to Foundation classes. Most of the Cocoa books will just concentrate on the GUI so as soon as you reach the first the first or second tutorial you feel...

How about that, it's just the regular card. I thought it was gonna be something specially made for it. Well at least if someone isn't afraid to get into the guts of the mini they might be able to add their own. The tape looks so not to Apple's standards. Gues there's no room for some plastic...

Doesn't look all that bad. I see the optical drive and hard drive bracket looks easy enough to remove for any upgrade there. Is there a special mini airport card?

Look here. Mini pics of the inside. I guess the putty knife trick is working for others.

Not sure where it came from, but I'll probably make one of my wn when I try to install RAM. Might go for 1GB, depends how cheap I can get the stick. I guess the Bluetooth/Wifi option is all I need from the factory.

I think that's just an slim plate in the inside of the cover or shielding of some kind and not part of the outer top cover.

Check this link for a video on how to get inside the Mini. Surprisingly easy to do.

My Samsung's LCD area measures 17x12.75. I think screen height is more important that width when working with documents. Maybe a 23" CHD? Run the numbers real quick.. How about the 30" while you're at it?

iWork is just the beginning of what may be a full suite in the near future. After all Keynote was a standalone product until now. I think we may see much more improvements as iWork evolves and more features added. I think once Tiger is released Apple will be more focused on applications and...

It always seems to be that way. If someone needs the power of the G5, they should get it. I know the Mac Mini isn't a the best performer, but it would be the fastest G4 I've ever had. And I started out with a Graphite 400, Quicksilver 800, and MDD Dual 867 before I bought the G5 so a 1.25 or...

126EUR isn't so bad, but considering it's only been 2 months to lose 1/3 the value is tough. Personally for what I want a Mini, it's cheap and fast enough to have in the bedroom and living room so I can stream music and video from my server instead of getting one of those awful media sharing...