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GE develops ultra-thin, almost-silent cooler for next-gen laptops and tablets

60 pointsby Selfcommitover 12 years ago

6 comments

ilyasimenkoover 12 years ago
Looks cool, but how does it differ from this - <a href="http://www.murata.com/products/micromechatronics/index.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.murata.com/products/micromechatronics/index.html</a> ?
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yockover 12 years ago
I assume though that this doesn't help with the issue of exchanging the air inside the chassis. For that you still would need fans, else these new component coolers would just suck back in the hot air they expelled.
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lazyjonesover 12 years ago
I'm (still) hoping that next-gen laptops and tablets won't need any fans (or "almost silent" coolers). My tablet is already completely fanless and quiet, and so is my Dell Mini 9 ...
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csoursover 12 years ago
I wonder how the vibration will work out. I'm sure they have it figured out on new installations, but what happens after a crumb or dust bunny gets wedged up against one side of this thing; or after it gets a bit off-balance.
wlesieutreover 12 years ago
Does this still work when it has a few pieces of dust stuck inside? They take up space and make noise, but fans seem like they'd be a lot safer unless you're filtering air on the way in.
BuddhaSourceover 12 years ago
Thank you GE, wait for the Chinese version to come out, who knows they would be already shipping them on mainstream products.