Microsoft Tablet App Development

I bought the Mac Mini for web development and iPhone app development. It works well with my USB docking station (after a minor hiccup) so I can use my existing dual monitors, keyboard, mouse, external speakers, and headset. No issues so far and it’s fast for what I need it for.

Use it with an android app to control my photos using smartphone or android tablet

I use this to hold my tablet that has a countdown timer app. Sturdy metal frame and very simple to use!

I use it for film development and cyanotypes.

Great clean development from it.

It's so wonderful having all of my streaming options in one place without the expensive new TV purchase or having to sign out of one app on my tablet, finding the other app and reconnecting. The flow of the Roku Streaming Stick from one app to another is so smooth and easy. Love it!

What a magnificent piece of audio gear this is. I have two suggestions for JBL to make this even better. 1. These units are pricey. Why not have a user swappable battery that the owner can change out by simply opening a cover ? Instead the battery is not replaceable. Doing this would put JBL at a level above all other manufacturers. Its a no brainer. Please do it. The ability to swap out batteries while at a party would make this the perfect unit. 2. The JBL app should be available on chromebooks and tablets. My cell phone is full of apps, and ive run out of room. I use a tablet to play spotify on the partybox, but i cannot download an app to adjust the features on this unit on the tablet or chromebook. Making one of these a smart speaker party box would really be awesome. I have several JBL smart speakers , and using bluetooth is a bit of a step back on this box. Ive been a buyer of JBL for decades, they are simply fantastic. thanks JBL for another great product.

I bought this 3 years ago, and I've been very happy with it the whole time. There are a couple things that Sony could improve upon though. First, there's some functions that you have to go through the menus to get to, instead of maybe at least having a favorites page. There are two custom buttons, but sometimes it would help to have a couple more, though, for that, you need to spend extra cash for a different model. The other thing, which is going to be on any Sony, is the phone/tablet app, and how it transfers photos. On Nikon, you can go on the app and pull up the images that are on the camera, then you pick what you want to transfer over. With Sony you have to pick from the camera and send it. It's easier to pick you images on the tablet with a touch screen. Both of these are not deal breakers though, and overall it does a very good job.

I used it with 2 Siros 800 S and at the same time controlled the power with the Broncolor App on an android tablet and also on android phone because wanted to see if the WiFi and the transceiver would have any conflict or interference. Didn't have any problem at all. Flawless performance.

This might sound a bit crazy, but I actually bought this iPad Mini to use pretty much exclusively as a monitor for my Red Komodo. The Komodo Control app is SO good (on iOS, it's absolute garbage on Android unfortunately) and works almost flawlessly with the camera as a monitoring and camera control app. The size and brightness of the screen is just perfect - slightly larger than most popular 7 in. monitors from Atomos or SmallHD, plus, it's cheaper than all of those monitors AND wireless! No need to deal with more annoying SDI or HDMI cables. And lastly, with most camera manufacturers having pretty decent monitoring apps out there, you could also use it as a monitor for a Panasonic, Sony, or Canon camera. Oh yeah, and on top of that, it's also a tablet, so you can use it for web browsing, playing games, and other fun tablet stuff too. Bonus!