Frore Systems has unveiled its 2nd Generation AirJet Mini solid-state active cooling device that offers a 50% higher cooling performance while maintaining the same form-factor. The new model, which was demonstrated at Computex, will open new doors for Frore’s Airjet technology, as many devices nowadays require more cooling performance than the original AirJet Mini could provide. The AirJet boasts significant advantages over conventional cooling because it doesn't use a fan to move air, boosting performance and improving reliability.
The new AirJet Mini G2 can remove up to 7.5W of heat at 85 degrees Celsius die temperature and at 25 degrees Celsius ambient temperature while generating 1750 Pascals of back pressure at a silent 21 dBA noise level while maintaining 27.3mm × 41.6mm × 2.5mm dimensions and reducing weight to 7 grams. Frore’s original AirJect Mini could dissipate up to 5.25W in the same conditions, thus, the new one provides over 42% higher performance.
