Question Has JayzTwoCents ever water-cooled a cell phone? (Check this Newegg link out)

[VirtualLarry]

Are you a human?

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[bigboxes]

Are you a human?

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It's outside the case, so no direct contact with phone's APU. Kind of gimmicky. I remember o/cing my smartphone in 2009 from 500 Hz to 1GHz. Of course, I had to carry around a spare battery all day. Luckily, the batteries were fairly small when compared to today's.

 

[DeathReborn]

Something tells me that Linus would be more interested, after all he did water-cool a laptop.

 

[Fanatical Meat]

I remember a Motorola Atrix(?) case we could special order.
It had two small cooling fans recessed in the thick case and this stupid bump on the back that you used as a handle to hold the phone.
This was a long time ago, I think the fans on the back sucked air in and blew it out vents on the side.
Never saw one in person just pictures.
Dumbest thing ever.
Phone could be in your pocket with fans running?
Fans could be running while making a call?
You need to charge your case?
Why does your phone need a fan or why does your phone need to be over clocked, spend the $100 you’ll spend on the case/backup battery on a better phone

 

[mpo]

Something tells me that Linus would be more interested, after all he did water-cool a laptop.

Back in July LTT tested the MOD X back in July. Worked better than they expected.

 

[aigomorla]

i need to put cooling plates on a hat, circulate water through it with a small usb type pump, and then add a radiator you can wear as a backpack and i think i may got a winner if stuff like this sells.

 

[VirtualLarry]

Actually, Aigo, you might want to consider patenting something like that, if it hasn't been already. Reason why, predictions of daily temps in cities, in the future, are maybe going to require some sort of "personal cooling device. Why not yours?