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Mini goes double decker

By Chris Stevens on 26 April 2005, 10:03am

What's this? Two stacked Mac Minis? No, you fool -- it's one Mac Mini stacked on a 400GB MicroNet external hard disk. You could concievably daisy chain these firewire/USB drives until you had an attractive aluminum column of storage -- a totem pole for the 21st Century.

The MicroNet drive comes in various capacities, from 80 to 400GB. Disappointingly, the plinth doesn't get thinner for the smaller drives.

If you were worried about sullying the clean lines of your Mac Mini with a brick-like external hard disk, the MicroNet keeps to the Apple dress code. This is the kind of drive we'd happily take home to mother. -CS