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Tuesday, January 9, 2007
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Many laptop users complain about heat issues. This is expected as there are so many components crammed into a tiny space. Cooler Master's new NotePal P1 tries to alleviate that issue, and succeeds. Not only does it cool my laptop down, it raises it slightly when used on a desk. This allows me to type in a more ergonomically sound fashion and improves my posture. Also, unlike some other notebook coolers that my friends own, you don't have to connect it to an external power source; it runs off your laptop's USB and yet, you don't lose a port because the NotePal P1 actually has two USB ports: one to power itself and one for your use.
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Monday, December 18, 2006
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Almost all notebook coolers are the same or have the same design. The basic design that we have seen on them works, but is there a better design? Well we will see today if there is. The Cooler Master NotePal P1 has a stylish ergonomic design unlike other notebook coolers out there. It is very lightweight and has an extra USB port so let's see if it can get the job done.
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Monday, October 23, 2006
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However, as amusing as the story is, there is a lesson to learn from it - notebooks get warm. In fact, the very fact that they get called notebooks instead of laptops, is so that aren't advertised as being safe or capable of being used on a lap. With desktop replacement lap-, err, I mean notebooks, this heat is especially noticeable, but even on the incredibly cool running Core Solo and Core Duo notebooks, they can still get a little toasty.
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Sunday, September 17, 2006
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Behold the latest Cooler Master notebook cooler - the elegant NotePal P1! Built to cool down even the most demanding gaming notebooks, this is one 'hot' cooler.
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