GlitterKill

Foe has another review up. This time she takes a look at the Serina aluminum laptop cooler from Titan.


Check it out here.

Iateronmly

Think a table is flip-flopped....

Laptop w/cooler

32C

40C

Laptop, no cooling

28C

30C

At lest I hope it's flip flopped.

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PHLAK

Nice write up! And I am looking for a cooler as we speak for my lappy. But I agree with Foe, I am not spending 109 bucks for that!

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GlitterKill

DOH! Dang... I have been missing some retarded stuff lately. It will be fixed shortly.

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Foe

Quote: Originally Posted by PhLaKz'R Nice write up! And I am looking for a cooler as we speak for my lappy. But I agree with Foe, I am not spending 109 bucks for that!

If the price is lowered this would be a great cooler. It is one of the best designed cooler pads I have seen.

Nice catch Iateronmly, and thanks GK for fixing that.

beachbum86

awesome ive been looking for a cooler for my gateway solo p3 733mhz..lol. it has a 16" lcd screen though!

the only thing holding me back is the price....i meen i just got a lian-li V1000b for 100$.

i think 60-70 bucks is fare.

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Tchi

Tigerdirect is selling it for $79.99. It's being sold in America under the distributer's name of Inland.

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Foe

Quote: Originally Posted by Tchi Tigerdirect is selling it for $79.99. It's being sold in America under the distributer's name of Inland.

After taking a look I see that Tchi is quite correct. Now Serina may be selling this elsewhere under the Serina name, but here are two links.
Cooler Pad w/ Extras $79.99

Cooler Pad Only $39.99

Sparky

Good review, but i have one quick question. Why did you hit it for a short usb cord? Its only going right to the laptop right? Other than that good review, but imo compared to other laptop coolers this product might have deserved better than a 6.

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Enko

i saw a targus cooler at UC Davis's bookstore that was pretty much just a prop for the laptop (supposed to just work by allowing air to flow under it . ..). ended up just using a cardboard box that some cruical ram came in to prop it up. works just as well and was free.

anyways, what size laptop does that cooler support? most laptop coolers i've found don't support 17 widescreen laptops like the inspiron 9300 so haven't bought one yet . ..

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Foe

Quote: Originally Posted by Sparky Good review, but i have one quick question. Why did you hit it for a short usb cord? Its only going right to the laptop right? Other than that good review, but imo compared to other laptop coolers this product might have deserved better than a 6.

The reason for that is as I said in the review. It just didbarely reach from the pad to the laptop. If there is a laptop with a plug any further it may not reach, and since the USB cords are inexpensive I think it would be wise to have one longer. Better to have an not need, than to need and not have.

Quote: Originally Posted by Enko i saw a targus cooler at UC Davis's bookstore that was pretty much just a prop for the laptop (supposed to just work by allowing air to flow under it . ..). ended up just using a cardboard box that some cruical ram came in to prop it up. works just as well and was free. anyways, what size laptop does that cooler support? most laptop coolers i've found don't support 17 widescreen laptops like the inspiron 9300 so haven't bought one yet . ..

The dimensions on the cooler pad are: Dimension: 264 x 325 x 27 mm. So you will want to check the measurement on the laptop to see how it will fit.

Foe

Received an email update from Titan on the USB plug. They have now added an additional 10 mm to the length.Titan also comfirned they the brand name at Tiger Direct is also the same cooler pad.