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I was down loading music until it got to hot and i decided to give it a break. i guess most people might do the same after a few minutes of play. I have a solution i thought of a sort of sleeve that you can slip on a computor that will look as if it is part of it and it will absorb heat at a high degree, that way it will not cause any discomfort to the user. It could also be a device that interacts as it gets hot and cools as it notices heat coming off the computor. I think this idea will help everyone who works on he go. if it does work there are millions of computors out there .........
Raul, Sep 04 2006
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The proposal begs the question as to what system might remove the heat. A large block of aluminum with cooling fins and a fan might work, or a tank of water to circulate with attached piping culd work but this adds a lot of auxiliary machinery and bulk. A simple high speed fan would help but that would be noisy.
You have much bigger market than computers. The sleeve sounds flexible so theoretically you could use if for engines, clothing, roofing- heck I bet they would even put it on the space shuttle! Now tell us how does the sleeve remove the heat?
They already have these...they're called chill pads. You can get them at a computer store...they have built in fans that remove the heat from the bottom of the computer and dissipate it into the air.