Well, I must admit (ducking for cover), I'm using the 30 incher
primarily as an HDTV (using an El Gato tuner), for watching videos
and for (yes, I admit it!) playing games. "Apple TV, I don't need no
steenkin' Apple TV, I've got my mini." :-)))
The gaming function, in particular, pretty much requires a dedicated
graphics card. I'd love to be able to just leave my mini hooked up
to the 30 inch display full time instead of attaching and detaching
the MBP.
On Jul 15, 2007, at 12:08 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
I think it also supports the 23 Cinema display. Unless one is
editing video or doing real high rez graphics, this is the biggest
practical size. Just as 15" is the biggest practical laptop...
OK, I signed too. I rarely use my mini, preferring the MacBook
Pro, but I still like having it.
I thought about adding support for 30 inch Apple cinema display to
the wish list (the mini currently drives a 20 inch cinema display
but having it run the 30 incher would be fantastic!). However,
I'm sure that would add way too much to the cost. I'd be happy
with a dedicated graphics processor.
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