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Zebronics Launches the Zeb-NC3000, a Laptop Cooling Pad

This cooling pad cools your notebook and keeps the heat away from your lap as well.

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Siddharth Basrur|Mar 25, 2011, 17:03:24 IST
Top Notch Infotronix, under the brand ‘ZEBRONICS' has just unveiled a new addition to its line-up of notebook accessories. This one is called the Zeb-NC3000 Premium Laptop Cooling Pad. This device has a retractable USB cord that enables you to stow it away easily. It also does not require a power adapter or any other cables to run it. Top Notch Infotronix says that the Zeb-NC3000 is angled for comfort of use, which also provides enough clearance for the 80-mm fan to create an airflow volume of nearly 19 cubic-ft per minute at a speed of 2000 RPM. This cooling pad is constructed from premium-grade plastic material and has a soft-touch feel to it.The Zeb-NC3000 notebook cooling pad

The Zeb-NC3000 notebook cooling pad

The Zeb-NC3000 is available in two colours - matte black and electric red. According to the manufacturer, this cooling pad aims to prolong the life of your notebook computer by decreasing its working temperature while isolating your lap when using it on-the-go. It is apparently even more useful if the notebook is your main computer sitting on a desk running most of the day. This cooling pad can be used with anything from netbooks to regular laptops ranging from 8-inches to 15-inches in size.

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UPDATE: So it seems the Zeb-NC3000 is priced at Rs. 350, and not Rs. 950 as originally mentioned in this article. Hopefully this error hasn't inconvenienced anyone.

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First Published:Mar 25, 2011, 17:03:24 IST
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