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Here's yet another way to draw your USB current for something “useful”. The USB Beverage Chiller’s coldplate supposedly drops all the way down to 7°C. I think it's a neat gadget, especially when you're living in an arab country (hot, hot, hot!). Read more about the USB Beverage Chiller’s coldplate.
cool, I prefer to have a fridge though it would be cool to keep your drink cold while on the pc though, but there is no space on my desktop :(
yeah, me too ! I should really clean my desk '3a rawa2' on a sunday afternoon. I'm getting really unorganized, even w/ my virtual desktop. :?
lol, you aren't a proper geek if you don't have a cluttered desk
I'm shocked, I didn't know you could draw enough power from a USB port for such a thing, and i didn't know there existed "cooler plates"... how do these work?
let's see on the site:
TEC (Thermoelectric Cooler) – a charged ceramic substrate (also called a peltier) that pumps heat from one side to another.
it said it can cool it down, although it didn't mention how long it would take to do so
well guys , thisntool wont e necessary in few months as the computers coling systems wth all the heat being produced will get colder and colder you might end up instead of the cd-romin your case you open a Liquid Nitrogen freezer this way the computer stays cold so does your ear intresting huh! lets try it ! where can we get N2O? in liquid form
I dont know man... you can also try with "dry ice", that's CO2 in solid form (CO2 passes directly from solid state to gas state at normal atmospheric pressure)
Never put dry ice in a bottle, it will explode like a bomb.
don't post terrorist acts on this forum
It's cool invention.. I need something for my pizza
@bola: hehe, nothing simplier than over-heating your pc! - bring on the pop c0rn :lol:
LOL Samer, you have a new case man let's try it on yours
hehe, yah right :lol:
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