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It works ok.<br />Does not keep my lap top cool for more than a 2 hours.<br />Does not generate allot of air.
USB POWERED COOLER PAD.

This has a perfect fit with my Macbook Air. It also allows my to throw my computer in a bag and easily take it anywhere.
This has a perfect fit with my Macbook Air

I received my kindle as a birthday gift eight months ago and I love it, but I didn't always think that I would. Before I got the kindle I swore I would never get one because I saw it as an assault on my much loved paper books. The portability of this thing, the e-ink and the instant access to free books (more on that in a minute) really won me over though. Reading text on a regular screen makes my eyes tired and I usually just don't prefer to do it, but reading the kindle feels just like reading words on paper. And being able to carry the contents of huge books with me without the bulk of an actual book which may be 100's of pages long means I can find time to do a lot more reading. That all being said, my kindle contains mostly free downloads and just a few books that were on the cheaper side. I'm not super fond of the idea that I could purchase an e-book (which sometimes is more expensive than an actual paper book) and then I'm limited with what I can do with it. When I'm done with the book, why can't I give my digital copy away to someone else? If I can sell or give away my regular books why shouldn't I be able to do the same with my e-books? Just like if I can lend regular books to my friends and let them keep them for more than two weeks, why can we only lend out kindle books for two weeks? Some people are busy and two weeks isn't enough time. Reading free books though has let me find some really good new authors who self-published. And being able to download books whenever I want is convenient for those instances where I find myself with some free time but the library isn't open, or just enough time that I'd like to read something but not enough time to get to the library even if it is open. I took my Kindle with me when I went on vacation to Europe and was able to use WiFi at the hostel to download the next book in a series so that I'd have something to read on a train ride. And again, being that the Kindle is so small bringing it with me on a trip whereI only had one small carry on sized suitcase and a backpack (for a two week trip) was not a problem.
Swore I'd never have an e-reader