Designed with dual core in mind:
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=22309
And people thought watercooling was a handfull? I'd be more worried about "metal alloys" circulating around when a line leaked.
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The report said that such heat exchangers would be suitable for notebooks
not a chance in hell would i ever buy a notebook with this in it. One bad bump and bye bye baby YIKES!
other then not needing power it must have some other outstanding feature which would compell ppl to use this
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