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Originally Posted by Adastra
Hi Brian – my TV engineer says:-
“Heat is an issue because laptops are not laptops as they are designed to be used on a hard surface. This can be overcome by using a TV dinner tray - the type with a bean bag underneath and a hard top. Running 24/7 is not good without extra cooling. This can be overcome by using a cooling tray between the laptop and the TV tray.”
Have a look at http://crave.cnet.com/8301-1_105-9700201-1.html or type in laptop coolers and have a look around.
Over here in the UK we don’t get hot enough for anything other than a bean bag tray
Such as http://www.sawitfirst.co.uk/content/inglesbbeanbag_tray . This is a boon for comfortable laptop work.
Hope this may help 
Tony |
That would make a lot of difference. Here in Santa Fe, New Mexico, when it gets hot, then the hot HOT area where I rest my hands to type... boy it is almost too hot to touch. Except now that the screen brightness has been turned down, it doesn't get that hot.
as an aside, where in London are you? I lived in Islington for 9 years.
Some on Sudeley Street which is perpendicular to Regent's Canal, and some on the corner of Friend Street ( which I LOVED) and Goswell Rd.