I think for its time and the fact that it used desktop parts the cube is cooler.

Quote: Originally posted by Disgruntled Head of C-3PO: I think for its time and the fact that it used desktop parts the cube is cooler. I think you're right. The q…

Quote: Originally posted by DeathMan: I think you're right. The question is messed up, cause cooler doesn't necessarily mean the same thing as better designed. The cube …

Better designed? In coming closer to matching the needs of the target audience, the Mac mini, hands down. The Cube was an overpriced bauble that really only appealed almost exclus…

Quote: Originally posted by CRASH HARDDRIVE: (I'm amazed, many people actually put the monitor on as high or higher a level as the CPU for the outward representation of …

sorry. double post. neighbors wireless cutting in and out on me. macnn wont let me delete the post .. sorry again. uhm... -1

mac mini .. most of you guys probly think it's unattractive .. you gotta see it in person. sure it doesnt have scuff prone acrylic on it, but it is very attractive. It is INSANEL…

I voted Cube on account of it not being silver.

Quote: Originally posted by C.A.T.S. CEO: I realized when I frist time saw the Mac mini that it is the frist mac that didn't start with power, i, or e.(tell me if I am w…

Yeah, the original-style all-in-one cube Macs (Macintosh, Mac 512K/Ke, Mac Plus, Mac Classic/II, Mac Color Classic/II), the entire Mac II series, the whole Mac Centris series, the …

Quote: Originally posted by Angus_D: yeah, you're wrong. Before the original PowerMacs in 1994, none of them started with Power, i, or e. And let's not forget XSer…

The Cube is better designed. When it came out it was cutting edge technology, not old stuff like the Mac mini. Even today we have 1.7GHz Cubes running Radeon 9800's. Pretty amazing…

The Mini is just a iBook without the screen and a brick for a power supply. What is so impressive about it? Geez.

Part of a good design is that it is priced right to make a profit and sells. I think the Cube is what happened when Apple tried to make a small, quiet computer that had everything…

Quote: Originally posted by Eriamjh: No one bought it. Not until it was discontinued and selling for $1099 or less. They were snapped up. The Cube is probably the mos…

Quote: Originally posted by Disgruntled Head of C-3PO: I loved it as it had a desktop hard drive, LOTS of desktop RAM slots, first slot loading drive, top of the line pr…

Quote: Originally posted by tooki: Yeah, the original-style all-in-one cube Macs (Macintosh, Mac 512K/Ke, Mac Plus, Mac Classic/II, Mac Color Classic/II), the entire Mac…

Ive spent the last couple of days fixing up my Cube for my daughter. I still love that thing. It's a breeze to work on. Easier to swap hard drives than a G4 tower if you ask me, th…

This would be so cool. Having a partition so I could take my home folder & settings from one mac to another, say a laptop to a desktop or a friends mac etc. I'm not lucky eno…

No need for a partition. You can do this already with the hard-drive based iPods though I never heard of a flash being bootable. Trouble is it's good for an emergency boot but for …

I forgot the picture in my original post. I too have a backup system on my 20gig iPod but even though it's a basic system, it's still a whole system. How do you just take the ho…

Quote: Originally posted by ixus_123: This would be so cool. Having a partition so I could take my home folder & settings from one mac to another, say a laptop to a…

but as a usb drive you can boot up a PC if you so wish with your own personal linux os or just /home if it already has linux on it & you want to just keep your personl settings…

Macs that have AGP graphics can boot from Mass Storage compliant USB devices, and from FireWire devices. Mac OS is bootable from USB and FireWire. Whether any of the Linux bootlo…

Well I don't know about usb booting Linux on Apple hardware but on a PC I find it interesting that you can boot a whole operating system, with web browser, ftp client, emial client…