Photos: Cool your gadgets with steam
Is your notebook too hot? Celsia Technologies has a heat spreader for you. The copper flange contains a series of chambers and channels filled with water. Heat from computer components turns the water to steam, which then travels away from the heat source and transfers the heat to another component that can dissipate it.
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 Steam Powerstoney696969@... | 03/23/07 |
  Something "Fishy" here....da philster | 03/23/07 |
 Reduced pressureshooter986@... | 03/23/07 |
| Irony filingsaphorist@... | 03/23/07 |
| Just a heat pipemike.sawyer@... | 03/23/07 |
| Water *must* boil to produce "Steam"Matt Heffron | 03/23/07 |
| Still,...mike.sawyer@... | 03/26/07 |
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