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EBFoxbat · 01-15-2005, 01:56 PM

The mMac is going to catch on like the iPod. It is all the computer that most people need. If you don't game, then it's perfect. My mother, father, sister, grandmother will all fit in well. It's not a power machine, so it's not for me thats all.

I havn't worked on a Mac in 6 years. How are the power supplies? I read that this has no PSU in it, but runs off a brick on the AC line. I assume 12v which means a carnetix unit would suit it well... detailspending.

I also read in another post that Macs take nativly to the common touchscreens in this forum. Is this true?

I also assume there are players to play all the standard media that we use.. divX, etc.

I'd need an OBDII program for Mac (OBD-II widget anybody?)

Also, from a mac-pro.. is this enough computer for us?

01-15-2005, 01:56 PM	#17
EBFoxbat Maximum Bitrate Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 837	The mMac is going to catch on like the iPod. It is all the computer that most people need. If you don't game, then it's perfect. My mother, father, sister, grandmother will all fit in well. It's not a power machine, so it's not for me thats all. I havn't worked on a Mac in 6 years. How are the power supplies? I read that this has no PSU in it, but runs off a brick on the AC line. I assume 12v which means a carnetix unit would suit it well... detailspending. I also read in another post that Macs take nativly to the common touchscreens in this forum. Is this true? I also assume there are players to play all the standard media that we use.. divX, etc. I'd need an OBDII program for Mac (OBD-II widget anybody?) Also, from a mac-pro.. is this enough computer for us? __________________ ,./(0)3 '04 Canyon 4x4 pickup [---PC on hold----working on external fiberglass "tool" box---]