Notebook cooling Pad
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Is it useful?
And does anyone knows where got sell? So far I only found 1 selling at Plaza Sing carrefour, but no accompanying built in USB 2.0 port extensions -
of course not useful. need more electric and makes the laptop bulky. and cost about $15 (IT fairs)
suggest you go aircon place to use notebook.
or like me, i place 2 pieces of wood below laptop, means raise it up, then the underside is cooler
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IT Shops or some bookshops will sell.
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after awhile useless de.
no mroe cold air come out.
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didnt buy and not interested. like what 105 said, nid more electricity from the notebook. not worht it
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I am using one...Ok to me...maybe because I dont bring it around...and I do vacuum the fans.Originally posted by eagle:Is it useful?
And does anyone knows where got sell? So far I only found 1 selling at Plaza Sing carrefour, but no accompanying built in USB 2.0 port extensions
I bought mine at Sim Lim Square...most computer shops should sell...even Popular bookstore have. -
I do use one. Not just to cool down the notebook, but to provide a more ergonomic typing surface as well.
My experience is that is does go to some way to cool down the notebook.
Then again, I'm using a Toshiba notebook, which has had a lot of issues with regards to heat generation and dissipation.
Stay away from Toshiba laptops. -
Poor fudgie's lap is cooked by his lappie...Originally posted by fudgester:I do use one. Not just to cool down the notebook, but to provide a more ergonomic typing surface as well.
My experience is that is does go to some way to cool down the notebook.
Then again, I'm using a Toshiba notebook, which has had a lot of issues with regards to heat generation and dissipation.
Stay away from Toshiba laptops. 
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x2.... i had to change my old laptop's fan twice... and the 2nd time was just a year after i change it...Originally posted by fudgester:I do use one. Not just to cool down the notebook, but to provide a more ergonomic typing surface as well.
My experience is that is does go to some way to cool down the notebook.
Then again, I'm using a Toshiba notebook, which has had a lot of issues with regards to heat generation and dissipation.
Stay away from Toshiba laptops.