Active cooling Nintento Wiire
It is well known that the Nintendo Wii does not require special fan cooling, yet a Chinese manufacturer thought it would add a tiny air recirculator to Nintento’s toolbox.
The larger and more expensive Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game consoles can generate huge amounts of heat under the cover, but it’s well known that the Nintento Wii’s heat dissipation is far behind that of its peers. Because of its construction, the small device can withstand passive cooling and does not need noisy fans to function properly.
A Chinese manufacturer thinks otherwise, they think a tiny fan that can be purchased as an optional accessory can be used to cool the warming parts of the Wii. The device receives power from the USB interface, and the fan only turns on when the temperature of the Wii rises above average. A red LED will also indicate that active cooling is on.
We do not have any information about the domestic distribution of the product yet, in any case we are looking forward to the first reactions A2 Mini Coolerabout.
