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February 14, 2008
The Apple Core: MacBook Air Temperature Benchmarks
Jason's obsession with the new MacBook Air continues over on The Apple Core with a full discussion as to the 12 temperature zones he mapped on the unit's bottom plate as well as a full analysis of how hot the unit can get through routine use.
For full details, check out the link and if you've found a good way to keep your lap from becoming too toasty while using a MacBook, MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, let us know over in the comments or forums.
Posted by chrisbarylick at February 14, 2008 12:43 PM
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Comments
Define "use". The article says after x hours of use he took the temp. Well if he is playing iTunes that entire time its going to hit the CPU harder then if he was just browsing.
Posted by: John Doe. at February 17, 2008 7:05 AM
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