Hmmm... 6.5" by 6.5"... I think it's smaller than any compact's base, so it
may be possible to remove the guts from the Mini's case and place them in
the bottom of a modified compact case. Then you would have to add the final
touchs: case surgery so the optical drive's slot and the fan's grid are
accesible (an SE or SE/30 case would ease the optical drive access because
of its front design), placing the power brick and the inners of an VGA
monitor inside the case and, if neccessary, replacing the B&W CRT with a
color one. It would be an interesting project, perhaps easier than other
conversions that have been done in the past :-) .

Greetings,

Antonio Rodr�guez (Grijan)
<ftp://grijan.cjb.net:21000/>

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> think itll work in a CC?



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