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Logitech Launches N200 Cooling Pad in India
Logitech have launched the successor to their N100 cooling pad, the N200, for a retail price of Rs.1595 with a two year warranty and will be available starting this month.
Logitech have launched the successor to their N100 cooling pad, the N200, for a retail price of Rs.1,595 with a two year warranty which will be available starting this month. The N200 features a similar padded base so you can comfortably use it on your lap, as well.![Comfortable to use]()
Comfortable to use
The Logitech N200 features variable fan speeds (two settings) and a larger fan for more silent operations. The cooler is powered by USB and features rear and side grills for air intake. The front portion is curved a bit, so the laptop doesn’t just slide off when you move. You will be losing one USB port, though and there isn’t any USB hub to compensate that.
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First Published:Jul 08, 2011, 17:58:37 IST
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