Quiet, fanless laptops are not a new thing; we’ve seen low-power, light-hitting CPUs deployed in laptops in years past, with the laptop’s own chassis serving as a heat spreader. (Apple has even done it with its M-series chips, in some models of its MacBook Air.) That usually means, though, a hard limit on heat output and, therefore, how fast the laptop can run. But more impactful fanless models co…

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