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 [SFist] SFist Tech Roundup: The Media is the Message: The videogame industry was also under attack from longtime mysterious rival Senator Joe Lieberman and the National Institute on Media and the Family, who claimed the industry was "beyond repair". They say that the ESRB, the game industry's self-imposed rating board, is giving age-appropriate ratings to games but completely failing to enforce them.

 [Macworld.com] Macworld: Editors' Notes: Mac mini needs a Front Row seat: announcement of Apple’s new Front Row software and six-button Apple Remote, both debuting on the new iMac G5. Although the Remote is also available as a separate product (to allow you to control your iPod via the new Universal iPod Dock), the Front Row/Remote partnership turns the new iMac into a formidable “home media center”—a device for watching videos and DVDs, listening to music, and viewing photos.

 [Tuaw.com] The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW): Well, the Mac mini wall-mounted-edition to be precise. Hubbel Automation now sells a clear acrylic wall mount for that little white parallelepiped you so covet.

 [Mikeindustries.com] Mike Davidson: Apple, Tivo, and the iConcert: With the whole digital hub idea, what I envision (if Apple enters this particular market) is a "place" where Joe Somebody can create a home video and share it with the world on Apple's television network so that anyone around the world could potentially watch it if they own the Apple TiVo. A DIY television network if you will, supplanting the network-supported dribble with genuine content created by the masses for the masses.

[Tomkeays.com] Tom Keays :: Blog :: Apple's New Mac Mini: I've been pretty impressed with what I've heard and read about the new Mac Mini, Apple's new entry-level "headless" computer. There has been quite a bit of speculation on the TidBITS Talk listserv (93 postings as I write this) that it is being marketed at disgruntled Windows users, especially those who, by purchasing an iPod, have become familiar with Apple.

[Shaunshull.com] Shaun Shull Blog » Blog Archive » Mac Mini Load Balancing and Tivo: Apple has really outdone themself with the new mac mini, a $500 G4 powerhouse all in an itty bitty box. Obviously targeted to tackle the average price sensitive PC consumer this box packs a pretty solid punch bundling in software such as iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, and Garage Band.

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