There was one other feature of Mac OS X that didn't slip out with the screenies from a couple of days ago. Of course, this feature had to wait for the Apple TV to rear its head. Folks from Loop Rumors had a sneak peek - their words - at the secrets of OS X tight-lipped Cupertino hasn't disclosed to the media or the public yet, and the one on top was that OS X will wirelessly transmit the desktop to Apple TV - hence, your living room HDTV.

 

That is one huge high-def computer monitor.

Yeah, the first thought in our minds was that this was one workaround to having only 40GB of storage in the Apple TV - just keep 'em (the video media) in the Mac Mini and play it off there, but that defeats the purpose of Apple TV, which is to be the Mac Mini of your TV (Other than that, there's controlling the Mac Mini and OS X from the living room). Loop Rumors also suggests that OS X will also transmit to digital projectors too - they didn't clarify if it's direct Wi-Fi connection or through Apple TV, but it's probably the former. Who lugs an Apple TV box to work for a presentation?