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Como said:"The USB Chiller requires at least 1.2 Amps to operate. Most USB ports will provided sufficient amperage for the Chiller to operate."
IIRC, most usb ports are only rated to put out a half amp- which is why the portable laptop hard drives have a second usb plug- peak startup on a laptop drive is usually something like .6A
my vote- scetchy, at best
Deadbot1_1973 said:Nobody complains about Ian's articles. It's a review of a USB device. It is computer related. It may not be the best article or the best product but calling it propaganda...jeez.
Have you ever been sitting at your computer with a drink, gotten up to do something, and come back and the drink is warm? Or do you just like to savour your beverage over a five hour period without it getting warm? Well Coolit Systems has just the product for you with their USB beverage chiller. Here is a short description of this awesome device straight from Coolit Systems:
Here is a shot of the USB beverage chiller out of its brown paper prison. It is quite the attractive unit.
As you can see the unit looks very nice and has a nice long USB cable.
The unit has a nice aluminium bottom with four soft feet. These feet are a nice addition
Deadbot1_1973 said:OK guys, come on. What does "how fiber optics work" have to do with overclocking then? Nobody complains about Ian's articles. It's a review of a USB device. It is computer related. It may not be the best article or the best product but calling it propaganda...jeez.
If you didn't like the article or the product...try writing articles of your own. That's what really makes this site great...user contributed articles.