Advanced Electronics Cooling Technology: GE's Dual Piezoelectric Cooling Jets (DCJ)

GE's DCJ technology is an advanced cooling solution for the next generation of thinner, quieter and more powerful tablets, laptops and other electronic devices. These devices, as thin as a credit card, are half as thick as conventional cooling fans and use half the energy. And, GE's technology is quiet, it is virtually inaudible to the ear.

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[RusTorg]

Кто с хабра?

[luis rubio]

3:03 best authentic laugh ever

[Ösztön Ember]

But laptops are dead,there will be only pad-s in the future!

[Larry Vaughn]

Need a cooler that fits in a Canon T3i battery compartment, can replace the battery, which is elsewhere.

[josef tiselius]

I am happy to see that GE puts safety first.

Protecting your vision is ever so important during these recordings.

[Brandon Johnson]

You guys did a wonderful job! I'm excited to see all the applications these can be used for!

[Alexander Riccio]

Brilliant work. Simply brilliant.

[Ezra Benjamin]

How well will the cooling be if located in an enclosed box with IP66 rating and not much air flow?

[OnlyTheHorse]

Nice glasses :3 Can I have a pair?

[fokdieregering]

3:05 lag daai hotnot

[Alonso Carrasco]

they*

[Alonso Carrasco]

Judging from the form factor, I believe that the very air output will push dust out the space between the discs, and since there isn't any part that performs mechanical work, let alone friction, maintenance will be close to none. Yet I wonder how will the redirect the flow considering the airflow input and output channel is the same.