Originally Posted by MikesTooLz

Mac Mini is perfect for developing with xcode. I had never used MAC's before I got mine. I decided to get a MAC mini due to the fact that they were about $550. I made a few iphone apps and made the $550 back from them.

and on top of the, my mac mini is now my main computer and I hardly ever use my more powerful windows 7 PC.

I was in the market for a Mac Mini to begin iPad development, so I was looking for them in the local classifieds. I ended up finding a used white MacBook for $650, which was just a little bit higher than my budget. I got it, tho, and it works great in building apps using Xcode. Now I need to learn more about Objective-C. (It's also taking me awhile to familiarize myself with OS X, which I have not used much, having used PCs for years.)

Originally Posted by Game_Writer

Originally Posted by MikesTooLz

Mac Mini is perfect for developing with xcode. I had never used MAC's before I got mine. I decided to get a MAC mini due to the fact that they were about $550. I made a few iphone apps and made the $550 back from them.

and on top of the, my mac mini is now my main computer and I hardly ever use my more powerful windows 7 PC.

I was in the market for a Mac Mini to begin iPad development, so I was looking for them in the local classifieds. I ended up finding a used white MacBook for $650, which was just a little bit higher than my budget. I got it, tho, and it works great in building apps using Xcode. Now I need to learn more about Objective-C. (It's also taking me awhile to familiarize myself with OS X, which I have not used much, having used PCs for years.)

I suggest you go sit in for the free into to MAC workshop at the apple store. You may not learn a lot but there will be few things you will pick up, ask them any questions you have. heck, its free.

Originally Posted by MikesTooLz

I suggest you go sit in for the free into to MAC workshop at the apple store. You may not learn a lot but there will be few things you will pick up, ask them any questions you have. heck, its free.

Oh, good idea. I didn't even know about that.

Seems like it IS possible:
iPhone Software Development: iPhone gcc for SDK 3.2 & iPad

Check out my post here on iPad development options.

mike
:8^]