This gives a whole new meaning to a mobile computer. James Mullins decided that the Mac Mini would look good on wheels. Instead of putting it inside a car as most have tried, James put the wheels to the Mini and called it the M3, or Mobile Mac Mini.

It makes for a pretty novel device: the M3 comes with a 7" touchscreen LCD on the rear, while the front has video halogen lights and IR sensors. The wheels are controlled by a PIC 16F877A microcontroller (I love the PIC series!), and it is also equipped with a camera.

Best part? It can be controlled by the Apple-provided IR remote as well as over Wi-Fi.

(Read more via TechEBlog)