AirJet notebook active cooling chip unveiled in CES 2023, three 17W CPU

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com January 9 news, heat dissipation startup Frore Systems previously launched the AirJet active cooling chip program, with this program of notebook computers will be unveiled in early 2023.

There are two models of AirJet chips:

AirJet Mini is designed for fanless and lightweight notebooks and can consume 5.25W at a power consumption of 1W

The AirJet Pro chip is designed for large notebook computers and even handheld game systems with more processing power, and can consume 10.5W at 1.75W.

At the recent CES 2023 show, AirJet active cooling chip solution appeared in the modified Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Pro, with three AirJet Mini, 17W power consumption, lower footprint and noise than fans.

▲ diagram source cowcotland

▲ AirJet Mini contrast fan, drawing source cowcotland

▲ AirJet Pro, Picture Source cowcotlandCTOnews.com learned that AirJet chips are designed to solve the heat dissipation problem of today's notebook computers that limit CPU performance, which is a so-called "solid-state cooling solution" that completely abandons the traditional fan cooling method. "inside the AirJet are tiny membranes that vibrate at ultrasonic frequencies, which generate strong airflow that enters the AirJet through the top vents and removes heat from a separate vent," the company said.

The company is currently supported by major manufacturers such as Qualcomm, Intel and GiS, and Intel plans to adopt AirJet in future Evo standard notebooks.