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Re: Wearable Netwinder

Alex Holden <> writes:
> The main problem is that the Winder runs quite hot (the case is so cramped
> that it has a poor air flow inside it, even with forced air cooling), so
> you need to somehow maintain a good air flow to it.

I thought these ARM chips were supposed to be low power low heat!
Sounds like all the pentium problems I hoped to avoid. Someone else
said taking it out of it's case wouldn't be helpful as it was designed 
to create and effective airflow.

This sounds like a wearable issue. Solutions? 
How about a pipe from a hole in the bottom of the bag, to the fan
hole? Sort of like the cold air intake for your sports car?
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