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It is very obvious that some are blind...

" "PCs are too big, they look ugly, they generate too much heat, they don't fit into a consumer electronics environment," he said. "We've got to bring the cost down and need smaller designs. If you're going to put this in your bedroom, you really don't want to hear it."

Ultimately, consumers want their technology to work together and they want to have a good experience, Fleck said. So he called on the consumer electronics and the technology industries to come together and solve the challenge. Ultimately, this should lead to a connected home where various devices interconnect over a quality home network. "

[url=http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wo/0.RSLID?mco=37CDA12F&nclm=Macmini]Problem solved![/url]

1 - Small
2 - Quiet
3 - Powerful enough
4 - Easy to use
5 - Media ready

All criteria met or exceeded.

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