Posted on Sunday, October 30 2005 @ 16:25 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
A couple of weeks ago Apple released the third generation iMac G5 which features Front Row. If you still need more information about this digital media environment then you should check out SuperSite for Windows's review.
Front Row, in actuality, is the second major hint that the Cupertino company is gunning for Media Center. The first was the G4-based Mac mini, a tiny and relatively inexpensive Macintosh that's aimed at PC customers who'd like to try a Mac but always found the products to be too expensive. The Mac mini ships sans keyboard, mouse, or monitor, and Apple expects most users to simply use extra PC equipment they have lying around, or to use a keyboard/mouse/display switcher to move between the Mac mini and their existing PC.
Check it out over
here.
