One of the things I especially like about the XPad is that it’s a one-piece unit with no moving parts that is surprisingly light in weight despite being a large enough to comfortably support a 17-inch MacBook Pro or PowerBook. Then there are the issues of noisy cooling fans in these hot-running beasties, and the presumed life-shortening effect that high internal temperatures will have on electronic components. notebooks for use mostly as desktop substitutes, one of the qualities I, and I assume many others, find appealing about these machines is that you can use them on your lap, at least on occasion. Now, while it’s true that more and more folks these days are buying lapto.
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Today’s high performance portable computers tend to run hot, Apple no longer uses the term “laptop” in their advertising and support literature, and explicitly warns customers against using their “notebooks” in the traditional laptop mode - i.e.: on their laps, which sort of negates one of the biggest advantages of owning a portable computer. When I sit down with one of my laptops for a session using the computer literally on my lap, the accessory I reach for more often than not for the past several years has been EDOVA Innovations XPad, a disarmingly simple but thoughtfully engineered device that both enhances the computer’s passive cooling efficiency and also serves as an insulated lap desk to shield your thighs from heat.
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