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Published: 11 Mar 2009 17:24 GMT

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Microsoft has launched a new technology to help keep laptops cooler.

The company on Tuesday introduced its first Notebook Cooling Base, an inch-thick stand with built-in fan. Offered in white and black, the laptop-chiller is powered over a USB connection. The device will go on sale in the US.

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