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Mac mini Hacks & Mods For Dummies


John Rizzo

Starting at $499, the diminutive Mac mini-2.5 inches tall, 6.5 inches wide, and 2.9 pounds-is expected to become Apple's bestselling computer, with projected shipments of 100,000 units a month

This book offers several projects-some easy, some more challenging-to help people tweak, modify, and transform a Mac mini

Modest modifications include creating a Mac mini home theater, an appliance controller, and a travel kit; other more complex (but very cool!) mods require wielding a soldering iron

Offers detailed, illustrated step-by-step instructions-including how to open the Mac mini, keep track of pieces, and avoid damage-that enable even novice tinkerers to complete the projects

Mac mini Hacks & Mods For Dummies
John Rizzo - $24.99, $13.63 Up to 30% OFF Published by: For Dummies; Paperback; 368 pages; web rating: 5; us

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