Instead of folding up his computer and going home like the negative comments had suggested, inventor, composer Peter Green to do when he first released his MMPrev.1, he has been hard at work on the second version of his MacMini Portable.



As you'll recall, MMP rev. 1 was basically Apple's diminutive PC stuffed inside a custom enclosure, attached to an LCD, battery pack, trackpad, and thumb board, and occupying a footprint smaller than even the most compact laptop. Green is back to silence the critics who questioned the utility of his first project with the MacMini Portable MkII, which makes numerous improvements upon its predecessor such as mounting the thumb board flush with the case, significantly reducing the overall size of the device, and generally making it look more like something you'd want to take out in public. So Mr. Green, we encourage you to continue ignoring the haters (and refine your creation to the point that they're forced to come around).