GlacialTech just made one of those announcements where it hands out all the info one could look for, except for that tiny detail known as pricing.
In other words, it is unknown how much money people will have to pay for the N1 and N2 laptop cooling stands.
That said, the two are part of the SnowPad line and are co... |
6 December 2011
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After news of faulty coolers from one company and a massive, graphics card-aimed model from another, GlacialTech is stepping up to announce two such items of its own.
The first month of the fourth quarter of 2011 has only just begun, but already the cooling industry is showing a significant level of activity, eve... |
4 October 2011
06:49 GMT |
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Even though winter is still very much in progress on some parts of the world, GlacialTech figured it was still as good a time as any for its newest collection of laptop cooling devices to come out.One thing about computers is that they ended up spawning industries for an entire array of auxiliary products.For deskto... |
23 February 2011
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It seems that, even though it is technically winter in some parts of the world, the business for coolers is going strong, or at least strong enough for GlacialTech to unveils no less than four of them intended for mobile personal computers. Basically, Glacialtech's new M-flit series of notebook coolers, compose... |
2 December 2010
09:21 GMT |
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As some end-users are quite interested in so-called all-in-one power adapters, GlacialTech decided to create one that, in addition to charging up laptops, can also address the needs of mobile phones, PMPs and other portable devices, via the 5V/1A USB port.As consumers well know, all mobile computers feature their ve... |
8 September 2010
05:15 GMT |
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GlacialTech, true to its name, has long been an avid promoter of newer and effective means of coping with the temperature problems on central processing units and systems as a whole. In fact, it makes a point of periodically unveiling some new cooling module or another, whether aimed at a specific type of processor o... |
3 August 2010
09:54 GMT |
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SilverStone already addressed the HTPC market by unleashing the latest Nitrogon series low profile cooler, so GlacialTech decided it would see to the needs of a different consumer base. Nevertheless, the latter still managed to stay within the so-called limits of affordability when it designed the Igloo Alaska. This ... |
13 July 2010
08:27 GMT |
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Since all the new CPUs launched recently have been practically asking, in their own way, for newer and better cooling solutions, considering the rapidly approaching summer season, of course, the response from the collective of cooling developers has been swift and decisive and, now, no processors need worry about swe... |
28 April 2010
09:50 GMT |
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There are many ways in which a computer enthusiast can modify their high-performance computer system, ranging from the common modification of the chassis to the integration of different accessories that not only make the PC look more interesting, but also have the potential of improving the system's overall perf... |
7 November 2008
10:00 GMT |
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GlacialTech announced the launch of a new line of computer cases which are especially designed to be used in systems aimed at the role of Media Centers. The two models from GlacialTech are part of a bigger collection of products, the A380 range and they are now available under the commercial name Adularia while comin... |
17 September 2007
10:03 GMT |
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