Antec has released Notebook Cooler S, a portable laptop cooler which prevents overheating, and NP-100, a “high-capacity notebook power adapter that increases the life of laptop batteries”.
Notebook Cooler S uses two blowers to direct cool air across the base of the laptop as it rests on the device. The Cooler S connects to the computer via the USB port. The USB plug-in includes a pass-through connector, allowing the port to remain functional. It is claimed that the Cooler uses very little power, preserving laptop battery life. Users can also choose between maximum cooling and minimum noise with two fan speed settings, the press release says.
The NP-100 Notebook Power Adapter, featuring a full 100 watts of output power, prevents frequent short-term battery draw caused by underpowered adapters in peak usage conditions. By eliminating this frequent charge/discharge cycle NP-100 increases overall laptop stability, reduces heating and extends the life of notebook computer batteries, according to Antec.
Seven changeable connectors and six output voltage settings provide compatibility with a wide range of laptops. The NP-100 includes safety features, such as Over Voltage Protection (OVP), Short Current Protection (SCP), Over Current Protection (OCP) and Over Temperature Protection (OTP), Antec published.
Notebook Cooler S is currently available from major retailers, e-tailers and distributors for around $35. NP-100 will retail for approximately $80 and will be available at the end of January, 2007.
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