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27th April 2004, 02:15 AM #1Notebook Enthusiast
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What kind of coolpad ?
I found several kind of cool pads and don't know which one to buy. Any suggestion ?
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10353046&loc=101&sp=1
http://www.laptopgalaxy.com/showroom/4122.cfm
http://www.coolpad.com/
http://www.extremecomputing.com/coolpad.html
http://www.targus.com/sg/product_details.asp?sku=PA243B
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27th April 2004, 12:48 PM #2
I've never tried one of these so I'm of little help...but it does seem like a cool concept, pardon the pun.
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30th April 2004, 02:46 AM #3Notebook Enthusiast
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I have a Targus cooler pad. NOT the one with the risers on it. Mine hooks to my USB port and keeps it pretty cool. ~$30? at COMPUSA
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30th April 2004, 01:02 PM #4Notebook Enthusiast
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Are you using this ?
http://www.laptopgalaxy.com/showroom/4122.cfm
How is it ? Is it noisy in your opinion ?
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4th May 2004, 03:56 PM #5Notebook Evangelist
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Ya know, I have to relay something... I always thought these things were stupid, but after this weekend, I see the value.
I'm on a plane coming back from a weekend trip to Alabama. Not a vacation area, per se, but I was born there and gotta keep in touch with family. I took my V505, first time I've taken it on an extended trip. Alabama is about a 5 hour flight, so I decided to pass the time by playing Command and Conquer Generals. Mind you, I've played before on my NV190 and never had/noticed heat issues. Probably because an NV190 is much larger (think GRT size) and there is more room for heat to be dissipated. Well, I get edgy (hate sitting still for long periods of time) and put my laptop on...my lap. Immediately I felt the heat of the CPU working...within 5 minutes, it was too hot and I put it back on the seat tray. This was the first time I ever had a laptop that heated to a point where I couldn't leave it in my lap. Needless to say I'll be watching this thread to see which coolpad everyone likes better.
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4th May 2004, 11:04 PM #6Notebook Enthusiast
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I have decided on this :
http://www.nextag.com/buyer/productm.jsp?template=2p&product=58192856
It works for me so far, on the desk. I doubt it will work on your lap.
Can't beat that for $5.
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5th May 2004, 01:30 AM #7Notebook Enthusiast
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quote:
Originally posted by lotus18
[br]Are you using this ?
http://www.laptopgalaxy.com/showroom/4122.cfm
How is it ? Is it noisy in your opinion ?
Yes I am. works well and no its' pretty quiet. Puts out serious air
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5th May 2004, 09:17 AM #8Notebook Evangelist
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Dingster1, how is the power situation? Do you notice a significant loss in battery life when using? I like that one by Targus because it's flat. An on/off switch is also a good idea to help manage power.
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6th May 2004, 06:08 PM #9Notebook Enthusiast
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quote:
Originally posted by Big Calhoun
[br]Dingster1, how is the power situation? Do you notice a significant loss in battery life when using? I like that one by Targus because it's flat. An on/off switch is also a good idea to help manage power.
Not at all. I love it



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