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Luxa2 M1-Pro Laptop cooler @ rbmods.com
[May-02-10] (0 Comments)
Luxa2 a sub division of Thermaltake makes more exclusive products than Thermaltake, they are slowly getting into the market and got some VERY nice cases but today we are looking at their fanless laptop cooler. This product is completely made out of aluminum with a very exclusive look but it does lack fans so the question is if it actually works, lets have a closer look!

Cooler Master NotePal X2 Laptop Cooler @ benchmarkreviews.com
[Dec-08-09] (0 Comments)
Learning from the past has allowed Cooler Master to improve upon an already successful design. The NotePal X2 is a next generation cooler

Choiix Air-Through Notebook/Laptop Cooler @ techwarelabs.com
[Dec-03-09] (0 Comments)
Looking for a Laptop cooler? You may be in luck. Check out the Choiix Air-through thin cooling pad with USB hub for the Apple Macbook and other notebooks after the break.

EnerMax Aeolus Laptop Cooler @ techwarelabs.com
[Dec-02-09] (0 Comments)
TechwareLabs reviews the Enermax Aeolus, a laptop cooler named for a god of winds. Take a look with us, as we see if it produces a gale, or just a faint breeze.

Antec Notebook Cooler 200 @ benchmarkreviews.com
[Nov-19-09] (0 Comments)
Convection is when moving air transfers heat to or from a surface. This is the method used by most laptop coolers to keep your CPU, GPU

NZXT Cryo S @ rbmods.com
[Aug-09-09] (0 Comments)
With laptop sales consistently topping desktop sales, a comfortable and cool computer is quickly becoming a top priority. There are many laptop coolers out on the market with similar features. So how does one decide on which cooler to purchase? Some of the important traits include angle between laptop keyboard and computing surface, structural rigidity of the unit, cooling capabilities, transportability, and of course price. Let’s see how the NZXT Cryo S does in each of these categories.

Jetart ezFam - XSs @ xsreviews.co.uk
[Aug-09-09] (0 Comments)
Whenthe ezFan notebook cooler first arrived, we had reservations as tohow well t would perform. Many notebook coolers in the past haveoffered little in the way of cooling and, in truth, been verydisappointing. The ezFan is a less conventional laptop cooler though in that it sitsupright directing airflow at the notebook from the side which may makeit even more improbable that the cooler will have any impact on thetemperatures. However, the cooler is also marketed as being a keyboardand mouse cooler so will this make the ezFan into a good product? Let’stake a look...

Nexus TDD-9000 Liquid Laptop Cooler @ rbmods.com
[Jul-23-09] (0 Comments)
Nexus, one of the largest computer cooling peripheral manufacturersin the world sent us their newest invention TDD-9000 liquid laptop cooler.TDD-9000 doesn't have any fans in it and is based on liquid cooling. Thereare something special in TDD-9000:s cooling mechanism so let's have a lookif it does what Nexus has promised.

NZXT Summer Give Away - 1 Week Left @ bigbruin.com
[Jul-17-09] (0 Comments)
NZXT is teaming up with Bigbruin.com to sponsor another give away! Up for grabs are three great items from the NZXT line up; the Beta PC Case, the Avatar Gaming Mouse, and the Cryo S Laptop Cooler. There is a new twist for winning this contest, and this time around you have to leave Bigbruin.com in order to enter.

[News] XPad Slim Laptop Cooler @ virtual-hideout.net
[Jun-21-09] (0 Comments)
As you all should know by now, We've reviewed a ton of laptopcoolers/desks here on VH and I'm personally done most of them. The XPad Slimcould be a good addition to someone out there in need of something to putunder their laptop to keep the heat off their legs. However I cannotoverlook the price and quality of the unit that I was shipped. The odddesign with the logo on the bottom and the bottom looking like the top justfeels weird to me. The part of the unit that's in direct contact, or closestto the super hot bottom of the laptop is just ABS plastic. How is that anybetter than using your laptop on a TV tray or lid from a Rubbermaid tote?The slots cut into the 4 corner coolers are functional to a point, butmostly for looks. Proper cooling needs proper airflow and the XPad Slim hasneither. It simply props your laptop up a 1/4

Enermax Aeolus Laptop Cooler @ pro-clockers.com
[Jun-12-09] (0 Comments)
The Aeolus is Enermax's attempt to bring high performance cooling tolaptops. When I say high performance, I refer to the massive 250mm coolingfan the cooler is built around. Yes, you heard it right, 240mm. This has tobe the largest fan on a laptop ever. Besides the fan, the Aeolus shares thesame theme we saw in the Aurora keyboard. Smooth and flowing aluminum is thebinding structure that supports the cooler. When I first read thespecifications on the cooler, I thought it would look grotesque because of aover-sized fan. Yet, the aluminum brings the cooler back down to earth andin a fashionable way.

Hiyatek HY-CF-6288-1 Laptop Cooler @ bigbruin.com
[May-22-09] (0 Comments)
We have seen many laptop coolers here at Bigbruin.com, and this would be the fourth from Hiyatek. Most of them operate in near silence, which is a bonus. That being said, the fan on this one doesn't seem to be doing anything useful as the drop in temperatures experienced with the HY-CF-6288-1 could be recreated just by using a wire rack we had lying around.

Hiyatek HY-CF-6288-1 Laptop cooler and stand @ rbmods.com
[Apr-14-09] (0 Comments)
Laptops are used in many places. Some of us use laptops as theirdesktop replacements. Those laptops can get quite hot every now and thenwhen using programs which use a lot CPU- and GPU-time. Hiyatek has providedus the solution for this. Hiyatek HY-CF-6288-1 2 in 1 laptop cooling pad &stand is meant to be used as a stand for your laptop and to cool yourlaptop. Let's have a look at it.

NZXT Cryo Laptop Cooler @ pro-clockers.com
[Apr-10-09] (0 Comments)
This is were the Cryo LX comes in action. The Cryo LX is a new laptopcooler from NZXT that is bigger to allow cold air to flow underneath laptopsas large as nineteen inches. And if this isn't enough the Cryo LX eliminatesone of the many accessories that many notebook user carry around with themand that is a USB hub. That's right the Cryo LX has a built-in four port USBhub. If there anything this cooler has to offer you will have to read more.

Choiix Mini Air-Through Laptop Cooler @ pro-clockers.com
[Apr-07-09] (0 Comments)
This is where Choiix comes in. Choiix prides themselves on providingthe consumer with a ultra performance laptop product that is aestheticallypleasing at the same time. They have chosen to leave all the techie robotlooking stuff to other companies and produced a product that fits the visualstyle that many of us want. This goes for the new Mini Air-Through notebookcooling pad or C-HL02-WP. The Mini Air is simple in design but at the sametime provides you with more than enough cooling functionality and has theaddition of USB hub. Will the Mini Air remain under my wife's laptop afterthis review? We will soon see.

LapLogic W800 Aerogel Extreme @ aphnetworks.com
[Jul-18-08] (0 Comments)
I'm not going to lie -- I'm a huge fan of plugging external peripherals into my laptop. Mock me all you want; but because nowadays laptops are so friendly with USB-mice (not so much PS/2 products), external speakers, mics, and even webcams, I feel obligated to take advantage. If you question my allegiance to external mice, I will proudly say that I have yet to use the touchpad at home, with the exception of the first time I set eyes on my Dell Inspiron 6400 to make sure it actually worked. In fact, there's a thin layer of dust collecting upon the keyboard and touchpad because of my external keyboard and mouse -- both of which I find to be more ergonomically-friendly. Why is it, then, that when we're on-the-go, our laptop coolers don't offer the support for our mice? I think it's a travesty that we are forced to use the touchpad and not a mouse -- especially if we brought one along for the purpose of using it. No worries though -- LapLogic took into consideration the mouse and conceived the W800 Aerogel Extreme. Using similar technology to the LapLogic G800 Aerogel Extreme, it's got an extra portion just for the mouse to rest on. Is it a step forward, or does it force you to take two steps back?

Vizo miniNinja Laptop Cooler @ gideontech.com
[Jun-24-08] (0 Comments)
Over a year ago I looked at the Ninja Laptop Cooler from Vizo which scored decent marks. Today I received the miniNinja from Vizo. This is pretty much a smaller version of the Ninja, hence the name. It's still an aluminum laptop cooler with two quiet fans that help move the heat away from your laptop. It also angles the laptop a bit to help ease the strain on your wrist. So how does it hold up to it's older brother?

NZXT Cryo LX Laptop Cooler @ aphnetworks.com
[Feb-06-08] (0 Comments)
Laptops have always been widely appealing for their portability, but the prices usually have been a major hindrance for consumers. However, along with the latest technology coming in smaller sizes and lower prices, there follows a huge crowd of laptop-purchasers. And with the laptop-purchaser crowd growing everyday, the laptop accessories have become a lot more popular - leading companies to direct more attention towards them. One particular accessory, the laptop cooler, is actually quite popular amongst many laptop users. However, one particular cooler caught my eye -- an interesting design while featuring laptop dock-like features such as an USB hub, I decided to take a look at the NZXT Cryo LX, an active cooler with three fans.

Vizo Ninja 2 Laptop Cooler @ rbmods.com
[Feb-05-08] (0 Comments)
About a year ago, we took a look at the Vizo Ninja Notebook Cooler,where we concluded that it was a decent cooler but was a little undersizedfor many of today's notebook designs. Perhaps Vizo was listening, as theyhave since developed a larger version of this cooler design. Will the VizoNinja 2 Notebook Cooler perform as well as its smaller brother? We willattempt to answer that question in this review.

Thermaltake T1000 Laptop cooler @ xtremecomputing.co.uk
[Jan-10-08] (0 Comments)
Not only does this heat make using my laptop for long periods of time uncomfortable, it can also damage and shorten the life of computer components. So it is in my (and probably your) best interest to keep your laptop as cool as possible. Laptops don't generally have any way to control the fan speed on its cooling fan(s) so what other way of keeping the laptop cool is there? Well that is where things like Thermaltake's range of laptop coolers come in handy.

[News] Evercool Widescreen Laptop Cooler @ virtual-hideout.net
[Nov-22-07] (0 Comments)
The problem is that most of these laptops on the higher end of thespectrum are 15

Vizo Xena Notebook Cooler @ modders-inc.com
[Mar-05-07] (0 Comments)
So you want to keep your laptop cooler and be able to backup yourfiles all in one device? Well you're in luck as Vizo has come out with acooler called Xena. It is the world's first and only notebook cooler with adrawable 2.5

Hiyatek CF-6159-1 Laptop Cooler with USB Hub @ bigbruin.com
[Dec-06-06] (0 Comments)
There is a compartment on the bottom side of the Hiyatek CF-6159-1 cooler between the two fan openings. Opening a sliding door reveals a storage area for the included USB power cable which has two full size connectors on the end intended for your notebook computer, while the end intended for the cooler has a single mini USB connector. In some situations it may be necessary to have both connections plugged into the host computer to make sure that enough power is provided and that data can be transferred through the hub connections, but I found that using just one USB connection was more than adequate on my notebook computer.

Hiyatek Contractible Laptop Cooling Pad @ thinkcomputers.org
[Nov-03-06] (0 Comments)
With so many high performance laptops coming out there needs to be some way of cooling them so they perform at top notch.With some laptops stock cooling just does not cut it. There are so many laptop cooling pads out there it is hard to choose. Welltoday I have a laptop cooler that is very different than many others. You can open and close it to the desired size you need so ifyou have multiple laptops you can use it on both. Also because it is contractible it makes it easier to travel with. So let's take alook at the Hiyatek Contractible Laptop Cooling Pad.

[News] CoolerMaster NotePal P1 Laptop Cooler @ virtual-hideout.net
[Sep-28-06] (0 Comments)
I found some features that I really liked:the small size, theperformance, the USB cable storage box, and the ergonomics. All of thosefeatures really appealed to me, and using the NotePal P1 for the last weekwas very comfortable.

Cooler Master NotePal Laptop Cooler @ hardwaresecrets.com
[Mar-20-06] (0 Comments)
We took a look on NotePal, an aluminum notebook cooler from Cooler Master.

Thermaltake Tai-Chi M Laptop Cooler @ techniz.co.uk
[Mar-03-06] (0 Comments)
The Tai-Chi M laptop cooler from Thermaltake was great in looking andalso the cooling performance. The entire laptop cooler is fully made ofaluminum with the dual silent 70mm cooling fan, it was able to provide thebest cooling performance for the laptop. With the unique foldable design,it will easy to keep while not using it. It also builds in a retractablestationery tray to store the name cards and pen. As for the operationnoise, it was very silent as well....

Thermaltake Tai-Chi M Laptop Cooler @ techniz.co.uk
[Mar-03-06] (0 Comments)
The Tai-Chi M laptop cooler from Thermaltake was great in looking andalso the cooling performance. The entire laptop cooler is fully made ofaluminum with the dual silent 70mm cooling fan, it was able to provide thebest cooling performance for the laptop. With the unique foldable design,it will easy to keep while not using it. It also builds in a retractablestationery tray to store the name cards and pen. As for the operationnoise, it was very silent as well....

Various News Items
[Jan-17-05] (0 Comments)

Kingwin Ultra Cool Laptop Cooler @ cluboverclocker.com
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PolarFLO TT water blocks Universal AMD Athlon & Intel Pentium review. @ a1-electronics.net
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PolarFLO TT water blocks Universal AMD Athlon & Intel Pentium review. @ a1-electronics.net
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Various News Items
[Sep-12-04] (0 Comments)

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Mouse WireWeight @ A True Review
Natural Point TrackIR 3-Pro @ COC
Vantec LPC-301 and LPC-305 Laptop Coolers @ COC
ASUS V9999 GeForce 6800 Gamers Edition 256MB @ HEXUS.net
Logitech Cordless Controller for Xbox @ COC
Abit KW7 KT880 Motherboard Specs & Pict posted @ amdboard.com

Jetart Xcool NP5000 Laptop Cooler Review @ Extension Tech
[Sep-04-04] (0 Comments)
Although laptop coolers are nothing new to the enthusiast market, one would question the real necessity of them. I mean, if your laptop would get too hot, the whole 4 or 5 real manufacturers of laptops would catch that, and put in better cooling, right? But one could say that a cooler system will last longer, and perhaps be not as prone to crashes and lock-ups. Back on track here, this cooler is very unique in a few ways; it has a 4 port USB 2.0 Hub, adjustable fan speed, and it's AC powered!

Vantec Lapcool 2 @ ThinkComputers.org
[Jul-21-04] (0 Comments)
With the increasing number of people using laptops, and the ever-increasing speed and features of today's laptops, a laptop cooler is an important addition to many mobile computer-users. The heat produced by some of these laptops can be quite surprising, and quite uncomfortable. If you rest your laptop on your legs for any length of time, as when traveling by plane, for instance, a laptop cooler is an especially welcome addition.

JetArt X-Cool NP5000 Laptop Cooler @ Envy News
[Jul-14-04] (0 Comments)
There's nothing like the rude awakening that comes from a suddenly hot lap. I know that more than a couple people have experienced the discomfort of moving a laptop from their desk to their laps; within moments of settling into a comfortable position, your legs break into a sweat and you find yourself putting the laptop back where it was. Or, you start with the laptop in your lap and get used to the heat as it rises. Unfortunately, by the time you can feel it the temperature is already way past uncomfortable. It might not be hot enough to cook an egg but it’s definitely hot enough to make you take notice.

Clear Plexiglass laptop cooler @ Envy News
[Jun-26-04] (0 Comments)
In recent months, we've reviewed a number of notebook stands that aid in either elevating the LCD screen or cooling your portable computer's underside. Today, we take a look at MacMice's popular iBreeze stand which does a bit of both. Aimed to provide a more comfortable keyboard typing angle, the iBreeze also raises the LCD a few inches to reduce strain in your neck and shoulders during prolonged use. But the primary purpose is to cool the underside of PowerBook G4's and their Windows PC equivalents which pump out a lot of heat on their undersides.

COOLMAX X Notebook Cooler Review From @ ExtensionTech.net @ Extension Tech
[May-03-04] (0 Comments)
"Overclocking enthusiasts love to keep their desktop PC’s cool. But what about us laptop users? Sure, many companies have done laptop cooling pads, but here is one design I haven't seen before. COOLMAX has created an X shaped dual 60mm fan laptop cooler. At the very least, it seems to be more convenient than some of the competition with an integrated 4 port USB hub. Continue on as we look at this COOLMAX X notebook cooler...."

Evercool laptop cooler @ R&B
[Feb-08-04] (0 Comments)
I have never thought a Laptop cooler would be necessary, but today we will have a look to see if it can prove me wrong. Evercool was nice and sent us this Laptop cooler that is placed under the laptop itself. It's equipped with 4 fans so it should be able to cool the lappy down; but what will the consequences be? Let's have a closer look.

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