i have a great idea, what if someone built the mac mini m1 in a mac pro 5.1 chassis with huge capacities HDD and SSD storage and many other accessories!
It's been a Year since I watched this. Today I was even MORE moved by your seemingly endless talents with an iFixit tool kit and your sense of Creativity. In fact, I was soooo moved that I've hand-written a letter to the Boy Scouts of America asking that they respectfully add a "Luke Miani Merit Badge" to their lineup. You're one of the Best....Thanks for what you do. :)
Watching your videos makes me want to open my 2015 max book pro and repair it but I don’t know if it will be worth it since I was told it might have water damage
i have a great idea, what if someone built the mac mini m1 in a mac pro 5.1 chassis with huge capacities HDD and SSD storage and many other accessories!
The remaining issues could very easily be fixed with a little ingenuity and some cheap USB hubs/cables and a power button, with some very simple soldering. I just might have to do something like this...
Hi Luke you could use usb/thunderbolt ect extensions to the back panel, I want to know if the brightness is still working and you could of probably used the internal speakers also
I used a 2012 imac as a display for a long time using a controller board. You can pretty easily solder the power button connections from the original imac to the pcb with the buttons on it. That way you can turn it on using the original button and not have to worry about those controls hanging out of the ram slot at the bottom like I originally had it.
Could you not make a Breakout board that populates the IO ports and power button, it will mean some solder and jumper wires to get a couple things working, an what about getting that optical drive installed with a usb to sata converter. Might be worth a revisit.
Just drill a big hole in the iMac housing and connect multiport dongle cables (run through the hole) to each of the USB-C ports on the MacMini and one will have lots of ports. Can even get dongles with SD Card Slot. Problem solved. Or maybe the other end of the dongle cable could be mounted in the existing port holes on the iMac housing (might need special cables, but shouldn't be a problem for Luke).
@@timgurr1876 I’m saying that you can’t connect two different CPU’s with two different chips, that’s why he took everything out of the housing and connected the panels and dongles with the internals of the Mac mini.
I like that your sort of theme now is warm colors. Like your profile picture has an orange ring around it, and you've got orange lights in the background, and even your intro has all the orange. It's honestly really nice.
For ports, extension cables cost little even for thunderbolts and you can glue them on position to reuse the ports on iMac body. And for power bottom, try to install some remote smart motor things.
You could run a Thunderbolt 3 extension from within and then buy one of those m1 docks which sits under the stand, nice and clean. as for air flow you can get creative and find some thin plastic sheets to redirect to the vent holes. But its still not there yet as there is no internal audio as the speakers have been removed unless you put them back with an amp :)
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I love this, but you should go for a part 2. Get those ports and power button working.
Look at Mac Repairman's G5 conversion video for pointers. If you 3D print a bracket that holds USB ports and an Ethernet port, you could reuse the existing I/O board holes to connect external devices and you can make a board so the power switch on the iMac can be used to power the M1 Mac Mini so you don't need to take the screen apart. A 3D printed power adapter would enable the power connector to fit snugly in the case and prevent creepy crawlies from entering the case. If you can get the camera working, it would be a fully functional iMac.
The project of the iMac you used is one of the videos that inspired me to buy the mid 2011 27 inch iMac I type this on. I hope mine doesn't end up like yours, atleast before it was M1
How does that display adapter handle colour accuracy and colour spaces? I mean, does it use the display like for like or does it have drawbacks in terms of what I've mentioned? I am genuinely curious as I'd like a colour accurate secondary display for my M1 MacBook Pro and a 27" dead iMac might just be a really good option.
Hello, I have a dead 2011 27" iMac catching dust for two years now and I'd like to convert it into a second monitor for my MacBook Pro. Do you have a video showing how to do this? Thanks!
there's prob an adapter to go from USB-C to the internal cables uses by the optical drive and SD card. And then get a Male USB-C to Female USB-C cable to extend the reach from the Mac mini's port to outside the iMac shell.
Yeah, I'm observing and what I saw is him buying a new mac and frankensteining it into his old one. In case you haven't noticed, apple does everything they can to prevent you from changing anything about their machines (except for the new mac pro, that one was a legitimately well thought machine with good upgradability). SSD's are tied to the board, sometimes even soldered, ram is soldered too, sometimes the CPU is too and the GPU almost always is soldered too. No PCI-e to be seen on most machines and good luck getting extra disk space or USB ports. Also, I'm a linux user, so blocking it with the T2 chip really doesn't go well with me. The M1 chips just makes every single one of these worse.
@@mohomonkey9906 yeah! and i (a windows user) think that this was very awesome because i dont like intel xD i ean i dont hate apple the m1 is good but im a windows user so yeah lol
This was a very well-made video. Genuinely impressed you went out of your way to do justice to the video title, and the skits were integrated really well to tell a believable redemption story. A great watch.
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Hi Luke, great work here! I now kind of regret to have upgraded my 10 year old iMac to (almost) the max last year (i9 and 1TB SSD). Do you think it would be possible to add ports by using simple extension cables with some kind of fixture plate where the original ports sat? Do you think the original iMac power button can be connected or is the one on the mac mini soldered on? Last thing: It would be great to use the excess power of the mac mini to power the screen ...
Agree about the point of not putting the mini inside but wasn't it more fun? USB could be added by using an extension cable, suppose something similar could be done with the power switch
I mean, yes that’s totally fine. The only problem remaining is being able to power it on. And I imagine it should be technically be possible to solder the original power button to the circuitry in the mac mini. But don’t quote me about this.
@@sashapaleologue1234 should be easy to do imo. Should just be removing the power button, resoldering longer cables from the board to the button, then fixing some small 3D printed mount to the inside so the button can be pushed from the outside. Hell you could probably wire it to the iMac power button as it’s just a button that sends a “power” signal to the device afaik
This is brilliant! While I also have 3D printer, it might end up being less "janky" than what you did here. Thanks for the idea! I'll watch the end of this video after I'm done with ebay.
Im making one but 2008 iMac 27” inch display but i will use all inside just make some modifications to boards to install the silicone ship’s and see how is it go
Luke, great video. one suggestion, you can enable auto startup on a power failure in OS/X system settings, Energy Saver, and then just unplug the power cord and plug it back in to auto start the iMac. No need to access the power button inside the iMac to turn it on.
Imagine the police at Luke's door just being like "we have had reports of a library iMac being stolen" and that would just be Luke's career over with probably a collection of a dozen iMac's
The ports are on the case for the iMac right, so they would be connected to the original board somehow, so should be possible to then connect to the mac mini board as well? Worst case needig some adator or extra card.
It seems you could purchase extension cables for all of the ports and tape them to the corresponding holes on the casing. Same with the power button with some modification.
I had thought that the M1-MacMini was ripe for deconstructing into rack-mountable server. Get a bunch of macminis and put them in one rack. Your project definitely validates that thought. Nicely done.
*YES ABSOLUTELY* i waiting as well for it since weeks!!! I also cannot understand that Apple does not offer a secondary Monitor with the same design as the iMac!!!
In one of my PC's, the hard drive (no, not an SSD, an actual hard drive, the ones that break if they vibrate too much) is "held in place" by nothing but the sata power and data cables. I have no idea how it's still working.
Question: it seems like it would not be too hard to hook up the og speakers and the power button with basic sodering skills. Would you be able to do that?
Hi Luke, I wanted to ask you about something that occurred to me a few days ago to see if it's possible to do. At home, I have an old Apple Cinema Display whose screen no longer works well; it has some spots like dead pixels, and I was thinking about the option of replacing the LED. Then I wondered: would it be possible to incorporate an LED from a 5K Retina iMac? Can it be connected, and would there be compatibility? And how would it turn out, considering that the size is the same at the edges but one ends with curved tips and the other with straight tips?
For the place of the removed optical drive, just put a dock there, with type c, usb, hdmi and card reader. For the power button, doesn't Mac have the power on by keyboard option?
@Luke Miani You could try removing the ram upgrade hinge at the bottom of the iMac display, put the mac mini ports side facing down and solve the problem.
Well, they're probably going to have more space available than they really need, but not so much as inside that 2011 iMac, which of course quite thicker.
Would that control board also allow for a Thunderbolt Display to convert to allow it to work on a Windows based machine that only has mini-display port connections?
Luke, the LCD eDP controller board that you used has a speaker output for sound from HDMI or DP video connections --- why didn't you leave the iMac speakers in place and connect them to that speaker output?
What do you guys think of the iMac mini? Personally I can't wait until the real Apple Silicon iMacs come out, but this will do in the meantime :P
:D
That’s cool
I've still got my late 2011 iMac that I retired because I got a MacBook Pro. I'd try something this but I ain't crazy like you.
I think it’s ok but you should cut out some sort of hole and run at least a usb hub through it.
0:52 Should have been Involuntary Macslaughter - #missedopportunity. But this is great, I was almost tempted to do it.
Luke: “I don’t have any ports”
Apple: “Hired”
LOL 😂
*1 years later* "the new 2022 imac has no ports"
@@xadventures9125 to love this problem we are introducing the revolutionary iPort starting at only 2 Kidneys ,1 liver and your soul
So smart lol
😆😆😆😆
Now I know what to do with my 27" iMac with a dead GPU that's sitting in my shed 😉 Great video Luke!
Wow i would like to see a video of that
Hello I love your channel it’s the best and your jokes about the technology you work with. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😀😀😀😀😀😀😃😃😃😃😃😁😁😁😁😁😆😆😆😆😆
If only the gpu’s dead, sell motherboard they still cost a quite bit
Oh and also remember to clean everything with EWCALYPTUS OIL
Oh man will you record the process? Pls show people what you can do with this idea.
You’re a mad man.
Did you mean a mac man?
@@midleno8364 why but no.... he really did mean mad man.
Mad mac man
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lol
"Even though it's 10 years old, the connector is the same."
Apple: "Oh shit we have to change that now"
Lmao
Luke: Calls a 1440p display "Hilariously low resolution"
Me watching on a 1080p display:
Me watching with a 720p display
Me watching on 640p display (iphone SE-1)
Me watching on a 240p display (Chinese Smartwatch)
Me watching not knowing my own screen's resolution: 🤓
I thought he was saying that the game itself was low resolution from having to scale up to a 27" display
Apple is taking notes very fast. 📝📝
Faster than the speed of light
...And sending them to their legal team
What are you doing here
shouldn't you be waiting for one of your scam buster products to arrive
oh, wait ...
Computer clan yea boi
Lawyers incoming...
(Every other tech UA-camr desperately waiting to post new-product content)
*Luke: Fine... I'll do it myself*
i have a great idea, what if someone built the mac mini m1 in a mac pro 5.1 chassis with huge capacities HDD and SSD storage and many other accessories!
@@alanmay7929 I really would like to see that!! 😎
Ok this is kinda epic ngl
Hello ur 500 dollar budget pc video was amazing . Keep it up 👍
Bruh just before this video I watched your video about 500 dollar pc, thats kinda funny
lol
Bro what’s up I didn’t know u liked apple hahah
Luke wasn't the first... ua-cam.com/video/7OZf-vpvthI/v-deo.html
Plus the old man kept some of the functionality of the original iMac case.
It's been a Year since I watched this. Today I was even MORE moved by your seemingly endless talents with an iFixit tool kit and your sense of Creativity. In fact, I was soooo moved that I've hand-written a letter to the Boy Scouts of America asking that they respectfully add a "Luke Miani Merit Badge" to their lineup. You're one of the Best....Thanks for what you do. :)
Watching your videos makes me want to open my 2015 max book pro and repair it but I don’t know if it will be worth it since I was told it might have water damage
This is gold! haha nicely done
i have a great idea, what if someone built the mac mini m1 in a mac pro 5.1 chassis with huge capacities HDD and SSD storage and many other accessories!
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More like the "iMac Miani"
Am I rite lol
ayyooooooo
Ahahaha wow so funi
Yes
“World’s First Apple Silicon iMac”
Apple working on one in the labs: 👁 👄 👁
Yes. Apple probably already has a few sitting around
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This comment aged so well
July 2023 - still waiting
The remaining issues could very easily be fixed with a little ingenuity and some cheap USB hubs/cables and a power button, with some very simple soldering. I just might have to do something like this...
Hi Luke you could use usb/thunderbolt ect extensions to the back panel, I want to know if the brightness is still working and you could of probably used the internal speakers also
The fact that you went through all of this to make a video really says something. Great work man!
*Tim Cook sees this video*
Tim Cook: He's too dangerous to be kept alive.
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@@positivejams wtf
Best apple channel without doubt dude!
The little comedic skits in this video are amazing! Keep up the great work!
Super video! I applauded for $5.00 👏👏
I used a 2012 imac as a display for a long time using a controller board. You can pretty easily solder the power button connections from the original imac to the pcb with the buttons on it. That way you can turn it on using the original button and not have to worry about those controls hanging out of the ram slot at the bottom like I originally had it.
Luke: “I don’t have any ports”
Apple: “Write it down!”
🤣🤣
Could you not make a Breakout board that populates the IO ports and power button, it will mean some solder and jumper wires to get a couple things working, an what about getting that optical drive installed with a usb to sata converter. Might be worth a revisit.
Super video! I applauded for $2.00 👏
Luke, can you install an USB extensor at back of imac to usb input Mac Mini silicon and start use them?
Apple pretty much killed using an iMac display for any mac mini, that idea was Long gone before he started.
Probably he could, but it wouldn't look nice.
@@SomeUnremarkableGuy They gonne be inside, if he finds a flat usb extensor, should look nice. Usb C to usb A, to match the back´s usb entrace.
Just drill a big hole in the iMac housing and connect multiport dongle cables (run through the hole) to each of the USB-C ports on the MacMini and one will have lots of ports. Can even get dongles with SD Card Slot. Problem solved. Or maybe the other end of the dongle cable could be mounted in the existing port holes on the iMac housing (might need special cables, but shouldn't be a problem for Luke).
@@timgurr1876 I’m saying that you can’t connect two different CPU’s with two different chips, that’s why he took everything out of the housing and connected the panels and dongles with the internals of the Mac mini.
I'm surprised you weren't running around screaming "It's alive! Alive!"
I like that your sort of theme now is warm colors. Like your profile picture has an orange ring around it, and you've got orange lights in the background, and even your intro has all the orange. It's honestly really nice.
For ports, extension cables cost little even for thunderbolts and you can glue them on position to reuse the ports on iMac body. And for power bottom, try to install some remote smart motor things.
You could run a Thunderbolt 3 extension from within and then buy one of those m1 docks which sits under the stand, nice and clean. as for air flow you can get creative and find some thin plastic sheets to redirect to the vent holes. But its still not there yet as there is no internal audio as the speakers have been removed unless you put them back with an amp :)
I love this, but you should go for a part 2. Get those ports and power button working.
You could extend the ports using a multi-port hub. An interesting idea for my poor 2008,1
Apple at their Keynote: "This is the world's first Apple Silicon iMac"
Luke: Mmm right 👁👄👁
I´m sure you can figure out how to solve the issues with the ports and on/off button.
Look at Mac Repairman's G5 conversion video for pointers. If you 3D print a bracket that holds USB ports and an Ethernet port, you could reuse the existing I/O board holes to connect external devices and you can make a board so the power switch on the iMac can be used to power the M1 Mac Mini so you don't need to take the screen apart. A 3D printed power adapter would enable the power connector to fit snugly in the case and prevent creepy crawlies from entering the case. If you can get the camera working, it would be a fully functional iMac.
The project of the iMac you used is one of the videos that inspired me to buy the mid 2011 27 inch iMac I type this on. I hope mine doesn't end up like yours, atleast before it was M1
I chose this video over the LTT video in my subscriptions. Thank you for the great content! :)
The broken old iMac haunting you in the intro.. this is gold, thank you for the laugh. Inspiring video!
How are the speakers? Do they wire up? Also you can maybe get extensions and route them to the ports?
I swear all the tech UA-camrs little smiles are so overwhelmingly cute I could literally explode
Cringe
I was thinking of putting the mini mobo it on a keyboard... please do it 🙏
I'm digging the iMac dude, just wonderful
I was considering converting my 2011 and perfectly working iMac like this. Now I know it is possible ! Thanks 🙏
How does that display adapter handle colour accuracy and colour spaces? I mean, does it use the display like for like or does it have drawbacks in terms of what I've mentioned? I am genuinely curious as I'd like a colour accurate secondary display for my M1 MacBook Pro and a 27" dead iMac might just be a really good option.
what about the 2015 MacBook Pro? such as turning an intel to a M1 MacBook Pro
Hello, I have a dead 2011 27" iMac catching dust for two years now and I'd like to convert it into a second monitor for my MacBook Pro. Do you have a video showing how to do this? Thanks!
ua-cam.com/video/gwzOVysJ7yc/v-deo.html It's pretty straight-forward. You just need the kit like Luke said, and a power supply of 12v and 5A.
iBook Pro? What is it?
I think it's a great mod, for the ones with power tools they can drill in holes for power buttons, ports etc etc and you have a fully functional imac
I wonder if you can keep most of the components this way if you theoritically want to keep a computer as a backup plan
Never clicked so fast
heh
The mac to monitor modification it's just perfect. I think I'll do that.
World’s first? No. Macrepairman did this a month ago :)
“Fine, I’ll do it myself”
I love Tobey Maguire!! Bully Maaguire hahaha
Hey spiders 😁
@@severusclay5886 I missed the part where thats my problem.
@@Sarcasmka14 Aww look at my fan little jr.
@@Emobullymaguire sticking to character I see! Do the Emo dance bully maguire
It would be awesome to see all the ports working and the optical drive slot working as well.
there's prob an adapter to go from USB-C to the internal cables uses by the optical drive and SD card. And then get a Male USB-C to Female USB-C cable to extend the reach from the Mac mini's port to outside the iMac shell.
Luke, seriously, thank you for your content.
Apple Silicon in that gorgeous old design from 2012? Ultimate iMac in my heart!
Windows Users: “Macs are garbage because you can’t upgrade them or use them like our cool windows pc/all in ones”
Luke: “ *Observe.* “
Yeah, I'm observing and what I saw is him buying a new mac and frankensteining it into his old one.
In case you haven't noticed, apple does everything they can to prevent you from changing anything about their machines (except for the new mac pro, that one was a legitimately well thought machine with good upgradability). SSD's are tied to the board, sometimes even soldered, ram is soldered too, sometimes the CPU is too and the GPU almost always is soldered too. No PCI-e to be seen on most machines and good luck getting extra disk space or USB ports. Also, I'm a linux user, so blocking it with the T2 chip really doesn't go well with me. The M1 chips just makes every single one of these worse.
@@mohomonkey9906 yeah! and i (a windows user) think that this was very awesome because i dont like intel xD i ean i dont hate apple the m1 is good but im a windows user so yeah lol
Sticking a computer into another computer is not an upgrade.
@@mohomonkey9906 true, but what's the point of better (single core) performance when you also get a worse everything else?
@@andrewhanson1180 it kinda is because the computer he put inside is faster
This was a very well-made video. Genuinely impressed you went out of your way to do justice to the video title, and the skits were integrated really well to tell a believable redemption story. A great watch.
Hi Luke, great work here!
I now kind of regret to have upgraded my 10 year old iMac to (almost) the max last year (i9 and 1TB SSD).
Do you think it would be possible to add ports by using simple extension cables with some kind of fixture plate where the original ports sat?
Do you think the original iMac power button can be connected or is the one on the mac mini soldered on?
Last thing: It would be great to use the excess power of the mac mini to power the screen ...
This is so cool! I love it when people reuse old computers like this. Love seeing your videos man, you do an awesome job every time!!
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Is audio working? I mean the old imac speaker? What about adjusting screen brightness? Thanks 😊
Agree about the point of not putting the mini inside but wasn't it more fun? USB could be added by using an extension cable, suppose something similar could be done with the power switch
I love the idea of this! My question is, could you run a TB4 cable out of the back and into a TB Dock? That should suffice, shouldn't it?
I mean, yes that’s totally fine. The only problem remaining is being able to power it on. And I imagine it should be technically be possible to solder the original power button to the circuitry in the mac mini. But don’t quote me about this.
@@sashapaleologue1234 should be easy to do imo. Should just be removing the power button, resoldering longer cables from the board to the button, then fixing some small 3D printed mount to the inside so the button can be pushed from the outside. Hell you could probably wire it to the iMac power button as it’s just a button that sends a “power” signal to the device afaik
@@sashapaleologue1234 of course...anyone with alittle technical skill and a volt /ohm meter could figure it out..just a remote switch
God damn it, I want one.
This is brilliant! While I also have 3D printer, it might end up being less "janky" than what you did here. Thanks for the idea! I'll watch the end of this video after I'm done with ebay.
Im making one but 2008 iMac 27” inch display but i will use all inside just make some modifications to boards to install the silicone ship’s and see how is it go
Luke, great video. one suggestion, you can enable auto startup on a power failure in OS/X system settings, Energy Saver, and then just unplug the power cord and plug it back in to auto start the iMac. No need to access the power button inside the iMac to turn it on.
🤣 Luke you are a mad man for real. Much Love from Cameroon!
Imagine the police at Luke's door just being like "we have had reports of a library iMac being stolen" and that would just be Luke's career over with probably a collection of a dozen iMac's
Absolute mad lad. Great work, Luke!
The ports are on the case for the iMac right, so they would be connected to the original board somehow, so should be possible to then connect to the mac mini board as well? Worst case needig some adator or extra card.
It seems you could purchase extension cables for all of the ports and tape them to the corresponding holes on the casing. Same with the power button with some modification.
been waiting for this all day 😍
You're killing it Luke, your content was good but it's getting so much better!
im waiting for someone to do it properly with the ports mounted correctly and the power button mounted properly as well.
I had thought that the M1-MacMini was ripe for deconstructing into rack-mountable server. Get a bunch of macminis and put them in one rack. Your project definitely validates that thought. Nicely done.
Do the speakers and webcam work though?.. if not, is it possible to make them work with that conversion kit?..
This isn’t the first... this idea was done over a month ago by someone else (Mac Repairman)
*YES ABSOLUTELY* i waiting as well for it since weeks!!! I also cannot understand that Apple does not offer a secondary Monitor with the same design as the iMac!!!
I have a feeling that they will release it with this years, or next years iMacs. Hopefully...
Love how the Mac mini is "mounted" inside the imac - *totally* not like my SSD's on my side build *ähm* *ohmm*
In one of my PC's, the hard drive (no, not an SSD, an actual hard drive, the ones that break if they vibrate too much) is "held in place" by nothing but the sata power and data cables. I have no idea how it's still working.
Question: it seems like it would not be too hard to hook up the og speakers and the power button with basic sodering skills. Would you be able to do that?
Hi Luke, I wanted to ask you about something that occurred to me a few days ago to see if it's possible to do. At home, I have an old Apple Cinema Display whose screen no longer works well; it has some spots like dead pixels, and I was thinking about the option of replacing the LED. Then I wondered: would it be possible to incorporate an LED from a 5K Retina iMac? Can it be connected, and would there be compatibility? And how would it turn out, considering that the size is the same at the edges but one ends with curved tips and the other with straight tips?
Literally everyone in the world: waiting for Apple to launch their Apple silicon iMac
Luke saving the world: I'll do it myself
Awesome video BTW
Tell Tim- he won’t be happy!
"It doesn't have any ports."
Apple agrees.
For the place of the removed optical drive, just put a dock there, with type c, usb, hdmi and card reader.
For the power button, doesn't Mac have the power on by keyboard option?
Can you do another video on the iMac Mini where you cut open a small area, add an extra fan, and attach a DVD drive?
@Luke Miani You could try removing the ram upgrade hinge at the bottom of the iMac display, put the mac mini ports side facing down and solve the problem.
Just imagine how thin the new iMacs will be with all that empty space!
Well, they're probably going to have more space available than they really need, but not so much as inside that 2011 iMac, which of course quite thicker.
This comment aged well.
Apple: "WRITE THAT DOWN!! WRITE THAT DOWN!!"
"you just have take the screen off" noice🤣🤣🤣
Would that control board also allow for a Thunderbolt Display to convert to allow it to work on a Windows based machine that only has mini-display port connections?
I’m wondering whether m1 chips will be in iPhones at some point. Cooling and battery life maybe a bit of a problem though…
Damn... This is cool. 😍
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Ayo...om moldy jangan mau kalah...bikin versi lokalnya
the fan that uses the same air it sends away: I can control the fire
“Involuntary murder” at 00:53
Don’t you mean... involuntary Mac-slaughter?
You beat me to it! This needs more thumbs up people!
Hmm , can i use my functional iMac mid 2011 27‘‘ as a PC monitor? Plug & Play or i need something extra?
Luke, the LCD eDP controller board that you used has a speaker output for sound from HDMI or DP video connections --- why didn't you leave the iMac speakers in place and connect them to that speaker output?
I hope apple doesnt take notes on the whole no ports thing 🙁
foxconn: *puts logic board into the imac*
**sees lukes video**
foxconn: **drops the logic board and jaw drops**
you literally beat a freaking company worth 2 trillion dollars and has 100,000 employees
He built a better looking modern imac. I remember watching this 3 years ago and new iMacs now, look horrific
My dream is that someone can insert the M1 into the iMac G4. Legendary design, fantastic. Deserves a second life.
tooo big case for small m1 maybe the Mac cube
@@fullfunk The Сube and hemisphere of the iMac g4 are approximately the same in volume.
What about the buttons on the little keyboard that comes with the LCD eDP controller board? Do they need to be accessible? What do they control?