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Apple invades the den with HDMI-ready new Mac mini

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Apple’s iPhone 4 is available for pre-order today — what better time for Cupertino to increase the intensity of its attack on the front room with the introduction of a new model Mac mini equipped with HDMI outputs — a tiny set-top box that brings your digital lifestyle inside your front room. (A server model is also available). NB: This Apple product also runs Flash.

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Apple Releases All-New Mac Mini

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Apple has released an all-new Mac Mini this morning and it’s gorgeous. Below are the new prices and specs for the standard and server models. Both models are available today.

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The new Mac Mini has an all new unibody design and maxes out at only 1.4 inches thin. The standard configuration is 2.4 GHz and that comes with 2 GB of RAM and a 320 GB Hard drive. The server model is slightly faster coming in at 2.66 GHz and 4 GB of RAM. The server also brings a dual-500 GB Hard drive to the table. It also now has an HDMI port and SD card slot on the back.

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More awesome images after the break.

Apple seems to be marketing the new Mac mini as an Apple TV Replacement with the new HDMI port.

The new Mac mini has a fully accessible back making it more like a “Pro” machine.

The new Mac mini looks great with the Apple LED display and standard input peripherals.

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VIDEO: iPad typewriter for you

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You looking for something iRetro? Here it is: USB typewriter — a unique manual typewriter with a USB connection. Each one is handmade (for up to $500) by Jack Zylkin, who also offers a DIY kit ($75).

Via: Mashable

Viral iPhone girl gets deal after YouTube success

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Remember iPhone girl? Kim Yeo-hee went global following her release of a YouTube clip featuring her performance of Lady Gaga’s Poker Face using just iPhone apps (below)…

Now the singer has reached a deal with South Korean label Dreamhigh-Ent. Kim achieved 4.2 million views of her clip.

New information on iPhone 4's iMovie has come to light

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Tidbits got some new information about iMovie for iPhone 4:

  • It is a no-go on the iPhone 3GS, you need the iPhone 4’s A4 processor (iPad version por favor?) and probably its higher res screen as well.   Handling video and creating real-time transitions was the official reason.  
  • You can’t export projects (yet?) to iMovie on the Mac for further editing.  Obviously you can export via iTunes flat movies and do whatever you want on the desktop after that.
  • You can record video and still directly within the application or bring in previously recorded stills/videos.  Because of the way the iOS works, you can also use footage sent to you via email because image/video files are saved in the Camera Roll.  Obviously the files would need to be Apple-approved formats like H.264.  .AVIs need not apply.
  • The app will ship on June 24th for $4.99 (known already).  The app is for iPhone only because it probably uses the higher res display and probably won’t upscale to the iPad’s display.  It would be surprising if a iPad version doesn’t at some point ship, whether the iPad gets a camera or not. 

For $5, this app seems like a no-brainer.

 

WWDC: Apple opens up iAds sign-ups and Safari Developer Program

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Big news for developers as Apple opens the doors to those wanting to join the iAd network and/or the Safari Developer Program, as Apple explains it:

The iAd Network offers you a new, easy-to-implement source of revenue through incorporating iAd rich media ads in your applications. Apple sells and serves the ads, and you receive 60 percent of the advertising revenue. Learn about getting started with the iAd Network, how to prepare your apps for iAd, and how to create iAd rich media ads.