Apple files for patents covering notebook cooling tech

March 4, 2010 By Mac Reviews Team Leave a Comment

The US Patent Office is currently reviewing several of Apple’s applications detailing technology for cooling and heat dissipation. One filing, initially submitted in September of 2008, describes a system for cooling devices using flow sensors. The technology is designed to help reduce heat by limiting the performance characteristics or using active cooling systems….

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