You can get water cooling for your new iPad

As you know, there have been a lot of complaints about the fact that the third-generation Apple iPad is heating up fairly fairly after a short period of use.

The new iPad can reach such high temperatures during operation that some users may already be uncomfortably affected. This is where Asetek, who recently installed a laptop with water cooling, comes in handy demonstrated. The specially designed system worked so efficiently that the Alienware M18x was cooler than the factory, even after a major overdrive. The company has already indicated to Apple officials that a redesigned version of the cooling system can also be built into a tablet.

The solution of the Asetek is, of course, a completely enclosed mini water cooling that requires no refilling or maintenance at all. According to preliminary estimates, the technology can reduce the temperature of the hottest spot on the new iPad (this is around the A5X SoC) by up to 5 degrees, but at the same time unfortunately slightly increases the weight of the tablet. Based on the leaked information, production could ideally start later this year.

Source: asatek.com, apple.com