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Monday, June 02, 2008
The Road Warrior Review - Lapworks Attaché Fan-Cooled Laptop Stand
One feature that distinguishes the Attaché from most laptop stands is that its main computer support tray is made of solid aluminum plate, which is durable, lightweight, attractive, and acts as a large passive heat sink that draws heat away from the computer. However that's only part of the story. The "active" feature of the Attaché stand consists of two relatively large diameter, slow-turning (2200 RPM), USB-powered cooling fans built into the unit's support base
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