23.12.2008 15:04
Notebook cooler with LEDs
Category: accessoriesBy: Matthias Bauer
Thermaltake introduced a new cooling pad for laptops, which offers fans with blue LEDs.
Thermaltake Xaser S1000
The Xaser S1000 is t Thermaltake's newest laptop cooling pad. The device measures 320 mm x 100 mm x 30 mm and it weights 390 grams. It can be used for notebooks from 12-inch to 15-inch and it provides two fans.
Those 70mm fans are also equipped with blue LEDs and they are running with 1.200 RPM. The manufacturer claims its device to produce a noise level of 18 dB(A).
The Thermaltake Xaser S1000 will be available during the coming weeks, but the manufacturer did not tell a word about its price so far.
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