AirJet Continues To Innovate Laptop Cooling

Frore Systems put together another demo to show off the strength of the AirJet technology, this time with a MacBook Air. In this video Adam and Roman Loyola from Macworld goes over the demo and how the MacBook Air (or any other laptop) could benefit from this solid state technology.

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[security]

I hope framework devs are watching. Seems like it would be a match made it heaven for framework.

[jacoavo]

Surely this would work amazingly with devices like the Steam Deck, VR Headsets with hot displays and even monitors :D. Super interesting !

[Don_Valentino]

i honestly hope that Apple doesn't buy Frore Systems, this has so much potential in a handheld or maybe even smartphones.
Apple would just slap a cringy "silent Pro fan" and upcharge the MacBook again.

[terryphan]

Why is this not in everything already? This is so cool. 3D printer, VR googles and many other can benefit from this.

[gabriel]

How about ROG Ally/Steam Deck modkits?

[vasudevmenon]

Apple M chips having fans being loud!? He should try out windows laptops with Intel or AMD with nvidia rtx 4090 mobile it should feel like aircraft fans.

[gamers-generation]

We're all waiting for AirJets in our handhelds, let's

[DurkMcGerk]

Now that the Windows Arm machines are out, this could give the next Air a boost against the benchmarks.

[theengineer-dellconagher]

knowing apple they'd just put the airjets into the pro replacing the fans, and leave the air without any active cooling

[Schyhol]

Where to buy it? We've all been waiting this for years!

[kb]

suspicious that one of the large computer companies has not purchased out this company.

[flech]

At this point it really just seems like the people at Frore Systems are obsessed with Apple, I hope they arent ignoring other potential avenues like other laptop manufactures, Steam Deck, NVME SSD cooling, a desktop CPU cooler or even a discrete GPU cooler solution.

[_RedsTech_]

Someone bring this to the DIY market! Really want to be able to put these in older HP, Dell, and Lenovo systems.

[Yeahboii]

Bruh just say what you wanna say we'd put it in the pro cause it's silent but the air needs to be a hot box and thermal throttle so we can segment the market

[battman]

why focus on apple this is best suited for handheld gaming PC's

[theonewhodiditfirst]

Is there any report about the reliability of these AirJet's?

[KahlDragonborn]

Is there anyway to bring up this tech in an interview with the guys at Dell or even Microsoft or Sony consoles would be killer with these I have a hunch this will be the next thing aslong as the scaling works and it's cheap enough to implement our tech space needs to be pushing these inavations more!

[franklinmichael]

I don't think we'll see this in the air linup in a long time, but in the pro lineup it makes a lot of sense and would allow computers like the 14" m3max to perform as they should. The current M3max on the 14" is substantially less powerful than in the 16" due solely to the lower thermal envelope of the smaller chassis.

[DarkScyther]

This coolers in a gaming laptop would be so awesome and quiet.

[Berte]

So you're sayiing this amazing little AirJet can wick away heat *AND* still stay sharp enough to slice this tomato?

Are we doing infomercials now?