Turning Mac Mini Portable

Turning Mac Mini Portable

Scott has made it possible! He has created a unique 3D printed case to fit iPad Mini 6 and Mac Mini M1, turning them into a portable Mac Mini with a display. 
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Have you every wonder is it possible to make a portable Mac Mini?  

Scott has made it possible! He has created a unique 3D printed case to fit iPad Mini 6 and Mac Mini M1, turning them into a portable Mac Mini with a display. 

This design is perfect for anyone who already owned the iPad Mini and Mac Mini, and avoid spending extra dollars on MacBook!

Please see the video below if you are interested in making one! You can now obtain design and modelling files from him for free.

 

 

 

*This video is credited to Scott Yu-Jan.

If this is too troublesome for you, maybe a portable will suits you just fine. You can now grab a MacBook from ManMade Cycle with amazing prices here. Or sell your used or broken device at https://manmadecycle.com.au/pages/trade-in

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