HyperMac Micro, Mini, and Nano hands-on

They’re light, they’re colorful, and with the exception of the Mini, HyperMac’s new kandy-kolored iPhone / iPod batteries are easily pocketable.

Wisair-based wireless display adapters head to Macs

PC users have been able to take advantage of a range of Wisair -based wireless display adapters for quite a while now, and it looks like Mac users will soon be able to use them to cut a few cords as well. The first such device is a Mac-ready version of InFocus’ wireless display adapter, which is designed specifically for use with InFocus’ own DisplayLink-enabled projectors and should be available by the end of March

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