Can the can a Mac Mini connect to an Apple TV via Airplay?

I don't own a Mini, but was wondering if I could project (connect wirelessly) the desktop of the Mac Mini on to a tv screen via an Apple TV. 

What are you trying to do?  Do you want to be able to watch movies that are hosted on the mini from the various ATVs around your house?  Or do you actually want to use the computer (for computing tasks) and use your various TVs as monitors?  If it's the former, there is a native function built in to the ATV that allows you to do just that, without having to resort to a kludgy desktop sharing situation.
Your keyboard and mouse will need to be within range of the mini in order to work.  The commands do not get sent back via the ATV.  Alternately, you could install an app like Mobile Mouse on your mini, and install the accompanying client software on an ipad or iphone and control the mini from anywhere via your home wifi.

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