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Cardboard ideas: Part II

, posted: 29-JUL-2008 18:17

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After my previous cardboard idea (which you can view in the link above), here is another:

My laptop needs to be slightly elevated to cool it down, so here is a laptop cooler (unfortunately, not strong enough to be made into a stand)



It even runs on USB power! All I need to plug it into a spare USB port. I stripped this USB plug form the masses of USB extenders that Dick Smith ship with their flash drives (that's that black USB plug)

The fan came from some old PCs, some of which come with the 8cm fans, though it runs at a lesser power as USB right now supplies 5v, the fans run at a nominal voltage of 12v. But they work... to an extent.

Now to make it fire proof...

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Comment by Talib, on 19-NOV-2008 22:14

Hi

Nice idea, you might want to look at this: http://theclosetentrepreneur.com/the-diy-cheapskate-laptop-stand


Comment by sweavo, on 19-NOV-2008 22:43

Whu? how does it elevate the computer if it's not a stand?


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