Take a Tour of Thermaltake's Suite at CES 2010

The coolers and LuXa2 products are the next items that we will be going through in our tour of the Thermaltake Suite.


Pictured above are 5 new products from Thermaltake. The first one is an external spot cooling fan that can be placed outside of the case for additional cooling or for personal cooling. After that, is just another 120mm fan. Continuing left to right, we see the ISGC-V320 which is actually going to be the last GPU cooler that Thermaltake will make. This is mostly because there aren't very many manufacturers out there these days that make videocards that will still warranty a product after the cooler has been removed. As such, this market has significantly shrunken and no longer represents a market for Thermaltake to pursue. After that is their Silent 1156, as you might imagine this is their silent cooled cooler designed specifically for socket 1156 which is for i3/i5/i7. Last but not least is the SpinQ VT. This cooler is the same cooler that was pictured earlier in the Level 10 case, but the reason that this is a new product is because it is a change of the original SpinQ. The original version was rotated 90 degrees so that the entire top part of the cooler actually had some directionality instead of just being centered and facing upward. Here is a good shot of that original cooler.

In addition to these coolers, Thermaltake has come out with the new cooler called the FRIO.




Next came the LuXa2 line up of products which include a multitude of mobile device accessories which range from cellular to laptop accessories. They also have a home theater PC chassis line as well. The first thing we saw was a rainbow assortment of H1 Touch mobile holders which we've actually already done a review of.


As you can see above, they have many colors and even new styles of mobile holders, one of which has no gripping arms.


This is accomplished using a no slip surface that was originally implemented in the H1 Touch and tested to see if it would work as just a holder using that surface. If you're a fan of the Kindle, they have also come out with a Kindle holder which will hold your Kindle for you while you sit at your desk.



This concludes our tour of the Thermaltake suite. Once again, we'd like to thank Thermaltake and Ramsom for the invitation and opportunity to get a tour of their newest products.