minitower

The console has keyboard and mouse ports, but all other items connect to the minitower, adding more long runs of cable.

The Presario is a stubby minitower with much less expansion potential and a fashionable but annoying rounded top.

Black right down to the keyboard and mouse, these rounded minitower machines are bigger than most and look like Darth Vader reincarnated as office furniture.

I could not resist a raspberry mille-feuille, a minitower of fruit folded into thick vanilla-scented cream wedged between layers of flaky puff pastry.

The new minitower case improves upon Apple's already decent case design history (except for that iMac disaster) by offering a lockable drop down tray of sorts.

The idea for vertical orientation, one of the first minitower cases, was suggested by Apple CEO John Sculley, who was running out of space on his desk.

While conceding the possibility of a minitower cannibalizing sales from the Mac Pro, Frakes argues there is enough frustration with iMac's limitations to make such a proposition worthwhile.

Formerly, many colocation providers would accept any system configuration for hosting, even ones housed in desktop-style minitower cases, but most hosts now require rack mount enclosures and standard system configurations.

Users sometimes placed the older case vertically in a minitower orientation and the Quadra 700 recognized this by having the Apple logo and model name printed in the vertical orientation.

The new glass "minitower," which Mr. Pawson calls "the new bit," is now connected to that annex, which has had its windows enlarged to unify it with the new building.

However, their more compact (minitower) case proved difficult to work with, and the 950 (due to its enormous case) was kept in continued production for the server market, outliving the 800 and 840AV.

Here the floppy and CD-ROM come in a separate pop-up "media console" that sits on the desktop, giving you access to the drives even if you move the minitower five feet away, which is as far as the two special cables can reach.

Their arcades curve to embrace the parking lots; covered walks reach out, topped by an iconic minitower that is part sail, part steeple - a faintly Art Deco element that could have been borrowed from the 1934 Chicago World's Fair.

Worse, the module has no extra room and may be opened only by authorized service personnel; if you someday decide to get an internal Zip or DVD or recordable CD drive, it must go in the minitower, which you will then want in normal proximity.

YAMAHA @PET RP-U100 PC RECEIVER Yamaha's solution to the blight of poor off-the-shelf PC audio systems, this $500 minitower packing 30-watts per channel is designed to stand between the computer and its speakers.

The introduction of the Desktop and Minitower G3 models coincided with Apple starting to sell user-configurable Macs directly from its web site in an online store [1], which was innovative for the time as Dell was the only other major manufacturer then doing this.