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I have a Ti660 (early model), and when my lid is closed, I notice a slower performance on my 17" Studio Display.
Not really
Ummm...
Heat dissipation -- monitor burnout
I'm wondering if its possible to run a tiBook with the top closed, if its hooked up to a "goggles" style monitor -- like that goggles-style monitor from Olympus or maybe some other sort of headsup display. I'm working on a project to make a powerbook or ibook more of a wearable computer -- its something for grad school. Any ideas? Will it really overheat and burn out my LCD if its closed but running?
Heat dissipation -- monitor burnout
I personally don't have access to the type of display goggles you are talking about, but if they are seen as an external monitor then yes, it should be possible to do what you suggest. |
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