COOLdock Laptop/Notebook Stand

A Cooler Laptop is a More Effective Laptop!

We know laptops offer a ton of convenience such as increased productivity and mobility, but they can be a pain to use for long periods of time. Often users complain of soreness in the neck and shoulders and general poor posture. The answer is to find ways to replicate the upright and flexible posture of the desktop experience for notebook/laptop computers... according to ergonomic experts.

This new notebook cooling stand from the Bad Back Store is the perfect solution in several ways. Now you can raise your monitor to ‘eye level’ PLUS a super new cooling fan system to dissipate heat away from your computer, extending your battery life and increasing processing speed. And better still this laptop stand plugs directly into your USB port, and no mains power is required to run the fans.

• Space-saving, money-saving solution eliminates the need for extra monitors
• Smart, simple fashion and unique design 
• Built-in 4-port USB 2.0 hub provides one-time connection for computer accessories
• 8 Level adjustable screen height tilt for optimal viewing and ergonomic comfort
• Allows positioning of LCD screen at eye level to help reduce neck strain
• Built-in 2 cooling fans dissipate heat away from the bottom of your notebook and cools down the overall temperature of your system

SPECIFICATIONS

• Product Dimension : 327x281x46mm
• 4 USB 2.0 ports
• ON/OFF power switch
• Fan Dimension: 60 x 60 x 10 mm
• Rated Voltage: 5V DC
• Power Current: 0.18 A
• Rated Consumption: 0.9 W
• Rated Speed: 3500 ± 10%RPM
• Airflow: 30 CFM
• Static Pressure: 2.01 mm H2O
• Noise Level: < 26 dBA

A Few Tips on Good Laptop Ergonomics

• Use an external mouse and keyboard
• Keep the mouse and keyboard at the edge of your desk.
• Adjust your chair so your desk is just a little below your sitting elbow height.
• Raise the laptop so the top of the screen is just below your eye level. Use a laptop stand, stack of books, or similar.
• Sit back in your chair and keep your head directly over your shoulders.
• Don't lean on your desk while typing and keep your elbows in line with your shoulders, hanging loosely at your sides.
• When using the laptop keyboard, try not to drop your wrists onto the "wristrest". Instead, move your hands freely across the keyboard and keep your hands in line with your elbows.