Tag: Laptop Stand
Belkin Cooling Pad Review: Portable USB Powered Single Fan Cooler
If you have a notebook that runs warm while you are using it, a laptop cooling pad is a must have. Belkin sent us over the Belkin Cooling Pad, a black single fan cooling pad that plugs into your USB port and moves air over your notebook base to cool things down. The cooling pad retails for $29.99 and [...]
11 Must Have Outdoor Notebook and Laptop Accessories
When the weather gets nice, don’t you wish you could ditch your desk and go outside to get your work done? If you’ve ever answered yes to this question, you need to check out our list of must have notebook accessories for working outdoors. These tools and accessories will help you stay connected and get [...]
AViiQ Review: Collapsible Notebook Stand is Perfect for Portability
The AViiQ Notebook stand is perhaps the best portable notebook stand on the market today, because unlike a slew of other laptop stands and coolers, it collapses to .03″ so that it can stow away in your backpack. While you might expect a rather flimsy stand for something that folds up like a piece of [...]
AviiQ Portable Laptop Stand Reviewed
Laptop stands are a dime a dozen so when AViiQ released the super thin and light fold up portable laptop stand last May we were pretty impressed with what this accessory might be able to do — even with an $80 price tag. The stand folds flat to about 1/4″ thin and weighs just 5.5 [...]
AViiQ Portable Laptop Stand Is Possibly the Thinnest
If you travel a lot and have a notebook that runs hot or just want a better typing angle, a laptop stand is almost a necessity. The angle of a notebook stand isn’t just more ergonomic, it also helps you see the screen in many settings and in turn get more done. Unfortunately most laptop stands [...]
SurfShelf: From Treadmill to Treadputer in $40
One of the most frequent problems that plagues heavy computer users like office dwellers and bloggers is that time spent in front of the computer is for the most part motionless. One solution to the problem of stationary computing is to combine a treadmill and a notebook to make what is commonly referred to as a treadputer.
