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macminicolo.net - 10/24/2008

The State of the Mac mini October 2008

— macminicolo.net — The Mac mini will use the new Mini DisplayPort that was recently showcased on the Macbook line.... This will save considerable port real estate on the back of the Mac mini. The Mac mini will join all other Macs in being able to address 4GB of RAM. ... (more) The State of the Mac mini October 2008

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appleinsider.com - 10/24/2008

Informed players say Apple's Mac mini still kickin'

— appleinsider.com — With Apple's recent 'State of the Mac' omitting any mention of the Mac mini and reports surfacing... over the current line's discontinuation, there's been some speculation that the diminutive desktop's days may (again) be numbered. That's unlikely the ... (more) Informed players say Apple's Mac mini still kickin'

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fudzilla.com - 11/1/2008

New Mac Pros, iMacs, and Mac Mini soon

— fudzilla.com — Image Dates conflict, but Apple is up to something Our Apple sources are starting to burn us... up with news of pending new Apple releases now that the iPod and notebook announcements have been made. The problem is that none of our sources can agree on ... (more) New Mac Pros, iMacs, and Mac Mini soon

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ActionGear, simple yet powerful task management
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... ActionGear has been out for a while, but I think it deserves a mention as a potentially great task-management app, falling somewhere between iCal or a bare bones outliner such as ...

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GigaOM Network — ... your task list, from online choices like Remember the Milk to full-blown GTD applications like OmniFocus and Things to simple lists like Today or the built-in tasks in Mail.app on OS X. Lately, though, I’ve found myself looking for a middle ground: something on the client side, not just a simple list, but not as complex as the high-end applications. I’ve found two OS X choices that fit for me: What ToDo and ActionGear. Both of these applications supply ample organizational tools for ...