Hercules X-Stand Ergonomic Portable Natural Airflow Cooling Stand for Laptop Computers

July 28, 2010

That must be the longest title I’ve ever had on a blog post and yet it is for a very simple product. The Hercules X-Stand Ergonomic Portable Natural Airflow Cooling Stand For all 12-17″ Laptop / Notebook Computers is very portable and yet it lifts a laptop off of the desk surface to allow for airflow. I’ve been carrying one in my laptop bag for around five years now and love how simple it is to use. Just fold it out and place the laptop on top of the stand. Not only does it help with cooling, it also adds a slight angle to the keyboard which makes it easier to type. If you use a laptop on a regular basis, you really should have a stand like this.

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