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Anonymous
at 18:49 28/3/2008
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I'VE SEEN THIS TECHNOLOGY BEFORE ASSHOLES. eITHER BRING IT OUT or stop trying to act like you just re-invented the wheel u pieces of dog s**t.
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Anonymous
at 18:46 28/3/2008
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looks stupid. Hmm, until sony gets rid of these LONG f**king rediculous Captcha text I iwll continue to make silly posts.
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Anonymous
at 16:5 28/3/2008
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SECOND POST
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enemyboatspotted
at 5:26 28/3/2008
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FIRST POST
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Sauce
at 18:19 26/3/2008
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This kind of Technology, i do believe Ionic Breeze uses the same thing lol, moves air with no fans :-)
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Anonymous
at 9:41 23/3/2008
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This is old news. Researchers from Purdue developed the technology a few years ago. They were working under a grant from Intel and did produce a prototype. I take it they sold the technology and probably gained made quite a bit.
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jaypee
at 18:41 21/3/2008
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i am ripping this off my gfx card and using it as air conditioning
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soulraver
at 9:58 21/3/2008
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nice, now i can cool my ass and f**k many d**ks
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sciencer
at 8:35 21/3/2008
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Modulate the airflow and you've got a plasma loudspeaker
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Anonymous
at 7:38 21/3/2008
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cant they just use the same stuff the shuttles heat shield is made of :-)
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Anonymous
at 5:7 21/3/2008
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Also, doesn't this ion-crap technology produce ozone (which is toxic to humans)? Yeah, let's poison the air in our homes.
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Anonymous
at 4:34 21/3/2008
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@ soulraver: Even if this is yesterdays news, It doesnt matter, As long as it's not last years.
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Anonymous
at 1:23 21/3/2008
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this is not old news. the idea is old but the news is that they have already made it.
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Anonymous
at 22:58 20/3/2008
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and yes this is very old news.
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Anonymous
at 22:57 20/3/2008
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anon@18:54 note how I said, "how much more effective will a larger fan be?" esspetily when all they say is it will cool it, they don't say how much it will cool. theres no Delta T for all we know it could cool it 5 degrees below ambient or something stupid like that. and as wattage goes up heat goes up exponentially. a 25w chip probably doesnt even need any cooling
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Anonymous
at 19:0 20/3/2008
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Soulraver has a point though. I remember reading about ion wind devices with the intent to cool electronics almost two years ago in a science magazine. There were serious concerns about the long term impact on the rest of the equipment though.
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Anonymous
at 18:54 20/3/2008
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Anon@16:10 Read the damn article and quote properly. It states that device based on this tech that's a mere 1cm^3 is able to cool a 25w chip. That's pretty fricking awesome!
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Anonymous
at 16:10 20/3/2008
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"the technology has the power to cool a 25-watt chip" so wait it can cool the small chips that don't need cooling? no chip that needs cooling is 25 watts or less. and how much more effective would a larger "solid state fan" be?
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Anonymous
at 15:42 20/3/2008
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Every time some 'researcher' claims to be outperforming something that already exists, they lie.
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soulraver
at 15:7 20/3/2008
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Isnt this yesterdays news? a little slow there mg
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