The new cooling solution is small, efficient and features a stylish design

Dec 16, 2008 11:49 GMT  ·  By

According to the latest news on the web, Thermaltake Technology is adding new products to the lineup it has opened with its already popular Tai-Chi Notebook Cooler, a consumers' all time favorite. Thermaltake Technology is known as a leading provider of cooling solutions, and this addition is said to include features that the company has accustomed us with.

Basically, the design of the latest passive notebook cooler invention from Thermaltake, the new Tai-Chi S, is derived from the concept of chimney effect, also known as the Tunnel Effect. It features hollow aluminum extrusion tunnels through which the cold air is guided inward. Tai-Chi S also features holes on the top, and the hot air is exhausted through them. This way, the system is able to dissipate heat without using a fan.

The Tai-Chi S has a solid aluminum body structure, and it has suffered an Anodes treatment meant to offer it unmatched beauty and quality with aluminum gunmetal finishing. The new passive cooling solution has been designed with tilt dynamic from top to bottom, which allows it to balance with air convection and direct blown toward the source of the heat so that the cooling is made faster. At the same time, the Tai-Chi S is meant to avoid overheating and system crashes.

In addition, the cooling solution also offers an ergonomic and elevation design, which delivers visual comfort, and reduces eye-strain. Moreover, the Tai-Chi S Notebook Cooler comes in a very small size, which is coupled with a free, convenient pouch for traveling, allowing users to carry it along with their notebook wherever they may go. According to the company, the fresh Thermaltake Tai-Chi S Notebook Cooler is able to provide the ultimate cooling, while also ensuring peace of mind for its users.

The image gallery says a little more about the new Thermaltake passive cooler.

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