Here are a few sites that will be providing live coverage of the Steve Jobs keynote at Macworld today...

Uneasysilence
Spy Mac
Mac Daily News
MacNN
MacRumors

The Mac mini dock project that we mentioned in an earlier story has been significantly updated. The new version has an articulated lever that when pulled will release the Mac mini from the dock. Also, an on/off button linkage has been added that allows you to press the power button from the front of the dock.

An interesting functional prototype Mac mini dock has been developed for use in an in-car installation. This prototype allows the user to slide the Mac mini CPU into the dock (much like a removable car stereo) and all the necessary connections are automatically engaged in the back. A small strap can be pulled to disengage the connections and release the unit from the dock.

A clean, safe and reliable power regulator is coming for the Mac mini! CarNetix, a market leading manufacturer of CarPC automotive products, is currently developing the CNX-P1900. The CNX-P1900 is a 120 watt intelligent DC-DC power regulator designed for the latest CarPCs, including the Mac mini.

The CNX-P1900 provides two outputs, one for the CPU and another for powering an LCD screen or USB devices. The CNX-P1900 provides the necessary regulated power during engine cranking so that your Mac mini will not power off or crash. Other features include:

Let the integration begin... Classic Restorations of Sloatsburg, NY has already begun development of a Mac mini car solution and is taking reservations for installations starting on Jan. 22. They had previously been working on integrating modified iBook and PowerBook car installs when they got wind of the rumored Mac mini.

Their system setup consists of the Mac mini, which can be installed in a standard DIN slot or glove box and a touch screen LCD to interface with the software. Available options include, music (MP3) playback, DVD viewing, WiFi access, and GPS navigation.