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heres a nice way of cooling your laptop

dubdvd · 2005-04-05 00:47:17

heres a nice way of cooling your laptop http://www.nanocoolers.com/product_lines.php?line_id=2

05-04-2005 12:47am

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heres a nice way of cooling your laptop
http://www.nanocoolers.com/product_lines.php?line_id=2

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#2 05-04-2005 11:57am

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That looks cool:)

But as I was reading that article, I wondered if having a metal moving around inside your computer would create some eletro-magnet type problems?

Does anyone know?

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#3 05-04-2005 6:02pm

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galium conducts electricity and sticks to stuff, just like water cooling it is kept inside the plumbing.

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