Mac Mini

Lol! Nice one Apple...
http://www.sfftech.com/showdocs.cfm?aid=659&pid=2500

 

Huh? Think I must be missing something...

 

The size of the power supply, I'd wager ..

 

Nope - look at the image...

 

I'm looking - can we have a clue please.

 

It doesn't look much bigger than my laptop's power supply, & quite a
lot smaller than normal internal PSUs.

 

Maybe the ability to reduce the amount of empty space inside a
computer's case is meant to provide the ability to reduce the
amount of non-empty space inside the power supply.

If Rick Moranis can shrink kids by getting rid of the empty space
inside atoms, I'm sure Apple can shrink a PSU or two!

 

Ah, I'm with you now. Sort of like a 2.0l engine in a Ford Focus should
be a lot smaller than a 2.0l engine in a Ford Transit ;-)

 

Ginge. Three times in a week too!

 

Why not get a newsreader that recognises it and stop whinging about
it? nobody else seems to be bothered about it these days.

 

Or just get over it. My newsreader doesn't understand sig seps at
all, so I just edit out the sig with any other unwanted content
before sending a followup.

Hardly the end of the world.

 

Well it is, if you're a loser with no hopes of ever becoming someone.

 

genuine_froggie composed the following;:

If it is what's being referred to, maybe it's that size because it does
a bit more than a 'normal' PSU, to help keep the noise down even
further. I had a Dell Laptop PSU that 'hummed' noticeably .. though my
current Sony Vaio one is quiet.

 

Aye. I also know the difference between 'published' and 'de facto'.

 

Except to the majority (by # of users) of newsreaders who quite

I did indeed. Makes one wonder why you posted it.

 

Ditto? You provincial clutz.

 

It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the

Can you whistle it?

 

My newsreader doesn't recognise it either (Netscape). Can't say I'd
noticed before though. Guess I must have never replied to Antony.

--

Paul.
CBR1100XX SuperBlackbird
BOTAFOT #4
BOTAFOF #30
MRO #24

 

Are you sure?

 

tin 'recognises' it, and snips it when I respond.