OSX 10.4 Tiger has graced both my mini and iBook, for about 72 hours now, overall I couldn’t be happier with 10.4, with one exception, but I’ll save that for last. I opted against the whole Apple store at the maul routine, for one I wasn’t feeling very crowd’y and secondly Fry’s electronics was selling […]

Well I’ve had the pleasure of using my 1.33 GHz, 14” iBook for two days now and I wanted to share some initial impressions; I know this isn’t mini or even home theater related for that matter, but it is an Apple and hey that’s enough. My particular configuration included a 1.33 GHz processor, 14” […]

It’s odd, when I glance over at my boxed up Denon DVD-1910, I think to myself, ‘silly device, you can’t even tell me what the weather will be tomorrow’. There’s something about bringing a computer into the living room that’s really liberating, much like after telephone deregulation, it suddenly became affordable to have a phone […]

This originally started out as a Remote Wonder, is that my version the ‘Remote Wonder’ only reports back to the software for command transfers, but the

I want to preface this review by saying I’m a windows user, have been since 93 or 94 when I bought a 75ish MHz Intel chip (my memories foggy), a barebones case and had a co-worker build me a ‘windows machine’. It blew obviously, and had little of the geek appeal of my first computer […]

Walk Mossberg reviews the Mac Mini (should now work) this week in the WSJ. While there’s no mention of Mac Home Theater, I thought readers would still be interested in this pre-purchase approval. He comes away generally pleased, though recommends doubling the RAM and keeping things off the top if you plan to be using […]

Macworld provides some good background reading on the Mac Mini to scratch your itch until it’s finally installed in your theater. It’s just a preview, but good info for those of us not fortunate enough to have seen one in person at the MacWorld Expo. You can always purchase your Mac Mini from Amazon today! […]