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Apple today unveiled a totally redesigned Mac Mini, featuring up to twice the graphics performance, a new HDMI port, and a new SD card slot. The new Mac mini comes jam packed with a compact aluminum enclosure. Measuring 7.7-inch x 7.7-inch x 1.4-inch, the gadget features a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with a 320GB or 500GB Serial ATA hard drive, a 2GB of RAM (up to 4GB), Snow Leopard and iLife. The new Apple Mac Mini is priced at between $699 to $999, depending on the spec. Read more
Any proud iPhone owner knows that there is a whole plethora of products out there to go along with their iPhone. However the big question that everyone is going to be asking from now on is whether or not these accessories are going to be compatible with the iPhone 4. Konnet Technology has just released this new ReflexDock Pro and it will definitely be compatible with the new version of the iPhone. It will charge your device but will also transmit audio and video to a larger screen and includes the AV Out cables needed to do so. [SlashGear]
One of the biggest complaints about the new Apple iPad is the lack of a built in camera, but everyone expected for the third party companies to come in and release their own cameras for the iPad. Photofast is one of the first that has started working on a prototype camera, which is basically a Microsoft webcam that hooks up to the iPad’s docking port. It is expected to be available later this year, so let’s wait and see if the third party external camera releases before Apple releases one of their own. [PocketLint]
UK jeweler Stuart Hughes has designed the limited edition iPad that was covered with a total of 2,100 grams of 22ct gold and 25.5cts of flawless diamonds. Weighing at 2,100 grams, the Gold and Diamond iPad is currently available in a limited quantity. There are only 10 units of these gadget that are available for purchase. The Gold and Diamond iPad retails for £129,995 or $189,000 each. [Stuart Hughes via Geeky Gadgets]
Jason Chen of Gizmodo shows us the iPhone 4G prototype that was found lost in The Gourmet Haus Staudt, a nice German beer garden in Redwood City, California. Gizmodo got it for $5,000 in cash from someone who found it at the bar.
This next-generation iPhone was camouflaged to look like an iPhone 3GS. It has a camera on the front side, just like the iPhone 3G, and a 80GB of storage capacity. The back of the handset is flatter than the previous model and made of different materials. The screen is also smaller than the iPhone 3GS but provides a higher resolution.
Measuring 4.50-inch x 2.31-inch x 0.37-inch and weighing 140grams, the iPhone 4G prototype is three grams heavier. Its battery is also 16 percent larger than the previous model, while internal components are made smaller to make room for the battery. The handset uses a micro-SIM, so it is a clear indicator that this is a next-generation iPhone. For your info, there is no other cellphone that uses this standard at this time in the US.
Apple has sent a formal letter to Gizmodo asking for its iPhone 4G prototype back. This formal letter is a prove that this handset is a genuine prototype. Fortunately, Gizmodo has decided to return the iPhone 4G to Apple, along with a nice note asking Apple to go easy on the kid who lost it. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
The LapDock is a must have for any iPad owner because it is an iPad accessory that will turn your iPad into a netbook. You just need to slip in the iPad in portrait mode into the LapDock and add an Apple Wireless Keyboard. The LapDock also functions as a hard case to protect your iPad on the go. Video after the jump. Read more
Scosche Industries comes back with two new additions to its quickly expanding iPad accessory line, the reVIVE II Dual USB Chargers for home and car. Each of the two reVIVE II chargers features a 2.1 Amp and 1 Amp ports so you can recharge your new iPad, iPod touch, or iPhone simultaneously from one wall outlet or car power port. The reVIVE II chargers will retail for $24.99 (car) and $29.99 (home) and are available now for pre-order on scosche.com and in shipping late Spring. [Scosche]
Griffin Technology is back with the latest accessories for iPad in the form of the new A-Frame tabletop stand, PowerBlock and PowerJolt chargers. The A-Frame is is a simple, beautiful tool that helps you get the most use out of your iPad wherever you use it. It features a foldable design for easy travel, and space to allow for full access to the dock connector for charging and syncing in either vertical or horizontal position. The PowerBlock and PowerJolt are the wall charger and car charger for iPad, respectively. Both battery chargers provide 2.1 Amp of power for fastest possible charging of your gadget and are compatible with the iPhone, iPod, and other USB devices. The Griffin A-Frame, PowerBlock and PowerJolt are priced at $50, $30, and $25, respectively. Read more
The FCC has received dissected pictures of the Apple iPad that will be released Stateside tomorrow morning. As you can see in the picture, the iPad uses a large 24.8Whr battery, which provides enough juice for up to 10-hour of operation time. There are also a number of closeups of the WiFi and Bluetooth modules. Read more
If you like the TwelveSouth BookArc, then check out the Macally VIEWSTAND aluminum viewing stand for iPad. The device allows you to place your iPad either vertically or horizontally, and makes it look a little like an iMac. You can pre-order the VIEWSTAND at J&R for $49 a pop. [Product Page]
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