MacCuff Mini Mounts Your Mac Mini to Your Monitor

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Posted August 22, 2010 at 2:36pm by iClarified

Sonnet has announced the MacCuff Mini to secure your Mac Mini to the back of an LCD display.

Move your Mac mini off the desktop! Sonnet's MacCuff™ mini mounting and security systems free up desk space by securing your computer to the back of an LCD display (or mounting it under a desk or shelf) while allowing full access to its ports, slots, and power switch. How do you mount a computer to the back of a monitor? VESA mounting holes on the back of many LCD displays provide an ideal spot to attach MacCuff mini.

Key Features
● Mounts your Mac mini to the back of a monitor, under a desk, or under a table (screws included)
● Rugged steel design with a refined finish that prevents scratches
● Steel locking bar provides added security (lock not included)
● Mounts to either VESA 75 or VESA 100 hole pattern
● Provides simple cable management to secure power cord and other cables; prevents accidental unplugging
● Eliminates monitor cable clutter with included 35cm monitor cable
● Allows normal WiFi and Bluetooth operation with open-frame design
● Simple installation with concise documentation

The MacCuff Mini can be purchased for $59.95 and it ships 9/6.

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Fanblade - August 23, 2010 at 4:07pm

DIY version that looks better and is much cheaper: http://jondoty.homeip.net/~jdoty/Jons_Site/My_Albums/Pages/A_poor_mans_iMac.html (requires Internet Explorer or Safari)

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geemack - August 22, 2010 at 10:17pm

Why not just get an iMac?

AGR - August 23, 2010 at 12:35am

Mac Mini $700 + MacCuff $60 + Decent 21" monitor $200 + Decent Mouse/keyboard bundle $30 = $990. Entry level iMac $1200, save $210. Not the best reason but I have seen from experience that apple monitors usually have problems and a whole lot of dead pixels, but not enough to be able to be replaced by warranty.

Fanblade - August 23, 2010 at 4:10pm

I got my Mac mini refurbished for $500 and already had a 19" LCD monitor, so I mounted my Mac mini to the back of it for obvious savings over an iMac. See my other post for DIY instructions.