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VIZO Ninja HS
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Mon, 13 July, 2009
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Gareth Hale
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Introduction
Computers are consistently getting faster, and with these faster components, heat buildup continuously becomes a bigger factor. Inside a desktop computer, if you are running rather warm, it's usually as simple as replacing a cooler, or adding an additional case fan. However, in a notebook options are not possible. USB notebook "chill" pads are becoming ever so popular, and so are the varieties. Most of the notebook coolers have fans which you cannot re-position, or no fans at all. This is a constant problem for many consumers, who buy these coolers only to find they do absolutely nothing to your notebooks temperatures. Which leaves me to introduce the Vizo Ninja HS Adjustable Notebook Cooler!

The Vizo Ninja is a notebook cooler that looks very sleek and has a few interesting features that users may find very handy. Let's take a closer look and see if its function can match its style.

Thanks go to our friends at VIZO for supplying the review sample.


VIZO Technology Corporation is a leading global manufacturer and designer of computer peripheral products serving customers around the world. Established in Taiwan in 1992, VIZO has expanded and now operates in the market completely reorganized and prepared to meet the demand for high quality products which are “Made in Taiwan.



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