"RagLite: A Light You Can Roll Up, Beat Up, & Hang Up Anywhere"

[Dan Ortego]

That was certainly interesting. Frankly, I'm holding off for the next MacMini to see if the specs measure up to the rumors.

[MovieBuff]

That was certainly interesting. Frankly, I'm holding off for the next MacMini to see if the specs measure up to the rumors.

What's the latest rumor?
4-8 64-bit ARM Quad-core processors?
I just hope they bring the prices down.
Are you thinking of using a Mac Mini for broadcasting purposes?

[Dan Ortego]

Not looking for anything more than an updated Haswell processor, Thunderbolt-2, A/C WiFi and possibly a 1TB flash drive upgrade option (Build To Order). Strictly an evolutionary update but still sufficient when combined with the new Sonnet xMac mini Server chassis.

http://sonnettech.com/product/xmacminiserver.html

[MovieBuff]

Not looking for anything more than an updated Haswell processor, Thunderbolt-2, A/C WiFi and possibly a 1TB flash drive upgrade option (Build To Order). Strictly an evolutionary update but still sufficient when combined with the new Sonnet xMac mini Server chassis.

http://sonnettech.com/product/xmacminiserver.html

Thanks Dan, this looks really interesting: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc..._1_full_1.html I guess we will see what Apple announces at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference June 2-6. I wonder what they will do with the iMac and Mac Mini.

[AlBurr]

Cool lights...great idea but outside my budget... Honestly I think I could makes these for a lot less myself. May not look as professional but the result would be the same...

[andrewzarian]

Great idea for pros. if you have a mobile studio something like that is great.

[Dan Ortego]

I like the idea of a rack-mount that can be neatly tucked away in my Iso-Box which places it in a dust/noise free environment. However, after watching the video of the xMac I wasn't all that impressed with its build quality, especially for the price!

Also, I'm still debating between another Mac or a rack mounted Windows rig. In fact, the Windows-PC alternative rack system I configured is leaps and bounds ahead in terms of chassis build quality, as well as overall system configuration.