- Jan 7, 2012
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My laptop cooler from Targus broke a while ago and I tried to fix it. It worked for a little while, but then broke again. Anyways, back on topic:
I thought it would be cool to create my own AC powered laptop cooler. I was hoping to get two acrylic sheets and hook up some 80mm LED fans that I had laying around. In addition to the coolers, I might add a little something like bright LEDs for a bit of lighting on the sides. Now the issue is I want to make this an "awesome laptop cooler." I might just make this like a laptop cooling platform with space for notes (like a mini whiteboard type of thing) and/or a USB hub (if I can figure out how to integrate it).
I just need some advice on how to go about doing this or some cool ideas that might add to the "awesomeness."
Electrical knowledge: Decent (But will research if needed)
Tools: Will be able to buy (hopefully)
Thanks for your help.
I thought it would be cool to create my own AC powered laptop cooler. I was hoping to get two acrylic sheets and hook up some 80mm LED fans that I had laying around. In addition to the coolers, I might add a little something like bright LEDs for a bit of lighting on the sides. Now the issue is I want to make this an "awesome laptop cooler." I might just make this like a laptop cooling platform with space for notes (like a mini whiteboard type of thing) and/or a USB hub (if I can figure out how to integrate it).
I just need some advice on how to go about doing this or some cool ideas that might add to the "awesomeness."
Electrical knowledge: Decent (But will research if needed)
Tools: Will be able to buy (hopefully)
Thanks for your help.
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