Phase-change materials fit Intel Penryn chip

www2.electronicproducts.com | Aug 5, 2008

Optimized for Intelâ s Penryn Quad-core mobile processor, the T-pcm 670 and T-pcm 680 thermal phase-change interface materials soften at

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Direct-Air Cooling Filters

www.semiconductor.net | Jun 1, 2008

A line of cooling filters was designed to increase thermal performance while providing strong environmental protection and reliability. Constructed with an enhanced membrane technology, the filter improves cooling by ~20% by allowing higher airflow through the filter.

http://www.semiconductor.net/article/CA6563460.html

Gore improves cooling filters' thermal performance

www.tmworld.com | Apr 29, 2008

Gore introduces a new membrane media for its line of Gore cooling filters that increases thermal performance, while providing strong environmental protection and boosting overall reliability.

http://www.tmworld.com/article/CA6555686.html

Filter membrane protects electronics

www.electronicstalk.com | Apr 21, 2008

A new membrane protects the electronic components by preventing fine contaminants such as dirt, dust and sand from entering the enclosure

http://www.electronicstalk.com/news/gor/gor101.html

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We have the absolute best prices on camera filters. Virtually every Camera Filter for film, digital, still, and video cameras. We are a division of www.CameraGear.com.

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Tips for saving energy

To save energy, set your thermostat as low as is comfortable in the winter and as high as is comfortable in the summer. You save 3 percent on the day’s heating or cooling costs by setting your thermostat back one degree (higher for cooling, lower for heating) for that 24-hour period.

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