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Macbook Air and Coolbook
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<blockquote data-quote="jaysquared" data-source="post: 1015649" data-attributes="member: 144563"><p>Alright. So we've decided I shouldn't make my "portable" hotter than necessary by placing it in inappropriate places ie. my lap or in bed and shortening the lifespan... which was stated earlier. Fortunately I am completely aware of what I am doing to my 18 hundred dollar paper of a computer. UNfortunately, I have received little information to aid in my original inquiry and thank you to those who took the care to stay on topic.</p><p></p><p>So lets try again.</p><p></p><p>I use my Macbook Air on my glass desk slightly elevated on a book. I run some games and videos that cause my portable to run hot. Is there an alternative to Coolbook (since it apparently does not work with Snow Leopard) that I can use to help reduce the heat my portable produces?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jaysquared, post: 1015649, member: 144563"] Alright. So we've decided I shouldn't make my "portable" hotter than necessary by placing it in inappropriate places ie. my lap or in bed and shortening the lifespan... which was stated earlier. Fortunately I am completely aware of what I am doing to my 18 hundred dollar paper of a computer. UNfortunately, I have received little information to aid in my original inquiry and thank you to those who took the care to stay on topic. So lets try again. I use my Macbook Air on my glass desk slightly elevated on a book. I run some games and videos that cause my portable to run hot. Is there an alternative to Coolbook (since it apparently does not work with Snow Leopard) that I can use to help reduce the heat my portable produces? [/QUOTE]
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