Compal Veneno concept notebook won the iF Design Award: it took more than a year to develop, with a unique bracket module.

CTOnews.com April 22 news, Compal computer (Compal Electronics) won the iF Design Award for its Veneno concept notebook. The biggest highlight of the notebook lies in its unique bracket and hinge design, which not only meets the needs of different use scenarios, but also cooperates with the radiator to quickly discharge heat.

Compal's new reference design first places the heating assembly on the folding bracket to achieve a better cooling effect. In the process of use, the folding bracket will automatically raise to form a gap, which will not affect the ventilation effect.

Compal said the design will not only significantly improve heat dissipation, but also make it easier for users to upgrade the system, maintain memory, SSD and other parts, thereby increasing the life of the equipment.

CTOnews.com note: although Compal Veneno concept notebook won the iF Design Award, it does not mean that the company will carry out mass production. Compal said the entire Veneno concept notebook project has been under development for more than a year and hopes to attract consumers from all over the world.