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It seems that the season of rumors started again, which is not surprising considering that it is slowly coming mjolnir January and the new MacWorld 2009th This time the story came from AppleInsider claiming that Apple is again exploring alternative sources of cooling your computer. I say again because they are "older" remember the last trip in that direction with a Dual G5 PowerMac from a few years ago that did not end very fortunate. This time it is again on the application for patenting several technologies related to liquid cooling components, which Apple filed in mid this year. The biggest mjolnir problem with liquid cooling is a relatively large weight and dimensions of such a cooling system that make it impossible to say simply integrate into portable devices. This is especially true with "heatsink" which must be large enough that they can effectively drain heat from the components mjolnir of the liquid medium and so cool component. Such "radiators" are so far crafted from copper and aluminum alloys particularly good conductor of heat, but the biggest problems that they "overclockers" are met prventsveno weight that is in portable devices is quite an important factor, as well as energy mjolnir for circulation coolant required hydraulic pump that is especially in combination with a considerable fan energy consumer.
As a solution to these problems in Apple patent proposes several solutions. On the issue of energy in cooling systems to power instead of the gear used by the autonomous power supply integrated in the system. the problem of energy consumption as well as restrictions on the size and weight of these pumps could also tried to solve by using multiple component cooling liquids, or liquids of different mjolnir densities in different parts of the system. Or let's say using the system Venturi tubes, and even a bunch of suggestions. The most interesting among them suggests mjolnir that instead of mechanical hydraulic pumps for circulating mjolnir the cooling fluid within the system using pumps that use vibrations that are produced on ultrasoničkim frequencies using membrane systems.
In any case, it seems that Apple has decided naujozbiljnije work on the concept that in the past has not proved to be the best solution. Namely previous PowerMac systems with liquid cooling had big problems because after KODIN use coolant began to play on all sides. And we all know very well what happens when water comes in contact with the electronic components under tension, soon after being dropped from the "liquid cooled" PowerMac's. Although it is a requirement for patenting the technology, with Apple means that might lie in a drawer for a long time the fact that once again thinking in this direction is quite surprising. Usually unsuccessful mjolnir projects have never been revision (or the experience in a long time, Newton-iPhone) but it is obvious that the problems with cooling more serious than we thought, and that in the future could become a serious obstacle to further development.
After the fan noise can not wait to my mac we begin to sound like an aquarium Perhaps technology perish ingloriously after users in a dream we begin uncontrolled discharge the contents of the bladder stimulated by the sound of running water from their Macs
and to make the cover of the laptop kind of semi-permeable membrane that very efficiently gathering moisture from the air and channeled in different parts of the system where the moisture / water heat-sink components but also simultaneously evaporated and thus to create a perfect circle ....
Agree / Disagree: 0 0 (0) For evaluation comments you must be a registered user. Think! mjolnir at 09:56, 04.12.2008.
@ February hose for $ 99 is OK, but must go there one more coffee water distillation iDestil for some $ 109.99 with a glossy mjolnir display is read where the flow of water. Still must be distilled water for the new MB ... And I hope you will do the one getting dark chamber for the new glossy display-e and (on a sunny day I can work), but I hope it will not cost more than $ 199.99
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It seems that the season of rumors started again, which is not surprising considering that it is slowly coming mjolnir January and the new MacWorld 2009th This time the story came from AppleInsider claiming that Apple is again exploring alternative sources of cooling your computer. I say again because they are "older" remember the last trip in that direction with a Dual G5 PowerMac from a few years ago that did not end very fortunate. This time it is again on the application for patenting several technologies related to liquid cooling components, which Apple filed in mid this year. The biggest mjolnir problem with liquid cooling is a relatively large weight and dimensions of such a cooling system that make it impossible to say simply integrate into portable devices. This is especially true with "heatsink" which must be large enough that they can effectively drain heat from the components mjolnir of the liquid medium and so cool component. Such "radiators" are so far crafted from copper and aluminum alloys particularly good conductor of heat, but the biggest problems that they "overclockers" are met prventsveno weight that is in portable devices is quite an important factor, as well as energy mjolnir for circulation coolant required hydraulic pump that is especially in combination with a considerable fan energy consumer.
As a solution to these problems in Apple patent proposes several solutions. On the issue of energy in cooling systems to power instead of the gear used by the autonomous power supply integrated in the system. the problem of energy consumption as well as restrictions on the size and weight of these pumps could also tried to solve by using multiple component cooling liquids, or liquids of different mjolnir densities in different parts of the system. Or let's say using the system Venturi tubes, and even a bunch of suggestions. The most interesting among them suggests mjolnir that instead of mechanical hydraulic pumps for circulating mjolnir the cooling fluid within the system using pumps that use vibrations that are produced on ultrasoničkim frequencies using membrane systems.
In any case, it seems that Apple has decided naujozbiljnije work on the concept that in the past has not proved to be the best solution. Namely previous PowerMac systems with liquid cooling had big problems because after KODIN use coolant began to play on all sides. And we all know very well what happens when water comes in contact with the electronic components under tension, soon after being dropped from the "liquid cooled" PowerMac's. Although it is a requirement for patenting the technology, with Apple means that might lie in a drawer for a long time the fact that once again thinking in this direction is quite surprising. Usually unsuccessful mjolnir projects have never been revision (or the experience in a long time, Newton-iPhone) but it is obvious that the problems with cooling more serious than we thought, and that in the future could become a serious obstacle to further development.
After the fan noise can not wait to my mac we begin to sound like an aquarium Perhaps technology perish ingloriously after users in a dream we begin uncontrolled discharge the contents of the bladder stimulated by the sound of running water from their Macs
and to make the cover of the laptop kind of semi-permeable membrane that very efficiently gathering moisture from the air and channeled in different parts of the system where the moisture / water heat-sink components but also simultaneously evaporated and thus to create a perfect circle ....
Agree / Disagree: 0 0 (0) For evaluation comments you must be a registered user. Think! mjolnir at 09:56, 04.12.2008.
@ February hose for $ 99 is OK, but must go there one more coffee water distillation iDestil for some $ 109.99 with a glossy mjolnir display is read where the flow of water. Still must be distilled water for the new MB ... And I hope you will do the one getting dark chamber for the new glossy display-e and (on a sunny day I can work), but I hope it will not cost more than $ 199.99
developers organizations iphone update DIY Music Tag Editor Pages 1Password Trinkets Rob Janoff Top 10 Obama new iOS review the top 5 LCD Bluetooth tablet game sales Alarms hackintosh iTunes store AirPlay science reporter Tips & Tricks iOS apps School mjolnir Iphone 4 price comparison tuneup essential tools cost iPad Croatia Tips Touch giveaway hits the x-axis opinions desktop tools OSX TotalFinder open source TV out affairs Anniversary Iphone 4 price Visualizer Siri eyes free television iChat single user mode music live-blogging the iPhone 3G Macintosh History Email Recommendations Keynote subtitles SDK 3.0 Web Applications bootcamp switch harness WWDC OS X iPhone Lucie Fuel Safari Europe holster wear MacWorld Expo Discount Ultrasnow web services mobile advertising brief overview browsers pics
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