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Alright so I got a Cooler Master Notepal Infinite, a notebook cooling pad for my Dell Studio 1555.

The temperatures of CPU, GPU and HDD without the cooler ain't very high in my Studio but coz I am very much used to work on my lappy on bed, I thought that getting a cooling pad that gives some tilt and a base for the air to pass through vents would be a good idea.

IMO, this is very nicely built, looks good, works good and the best part - it does its job quite well.

It doesn't require any external power for its fan, instead it simply plugs into a USB of your laptop consuming a small portion of your battery power. Now, out of 3 USB's you'll feel that one USB is permanently occupied by this but FYI even this cooler has a USB port of its own which means you still have 3 USB ports for your Studio. The fan has 3 speeds. Noise quite un-noticeable even on highest.

The thin metal surface on which the laptop rests provides enough coolness to it, even without turning on the fan.

In and all, its a perfect base for your laptop. I bought it off eBay for 40USD.

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This looks cool. Though I find 40$ a bit expensive.

hey that looks cool enough to have it..
i liked it and it has great features..
but i too feel $40 is quite expensive for it..
hope i get it at lower prices..
thanks..

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it would be nice if i could boot it from a USB though but it doesn't matter it can be CD too. Thank You

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Currently I am using assembled PC but I have seen Dell branded PC at my friend house and that was definitely better than my pc.

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