Philips puts the “lap” back in “laptop” with this new netbook-case-slash-cooling-pad accessory that they just released. The HeatProtect case can be used to carry your precious netbook and you unzip, flip over and plop it on your lap as a cool stand to type on.

By cool, I mean in both the style sense as well as the thermodynamic sense. The back part of the case has strips of aluminum to help cool down you device while the neoprene underside keeps your thighs comfortable.

You can get this accessory in a variety of sizes from gaming notebook-sized 15.4″ to portable netbook sized 10″.

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Cooler Master’s latest notebook dock, the Choiix supports laptops up to 15″ but is the perfect size for netbooks, making it a netbook friendly cooling dock. The Choiix also allows a 2.5 inch SATA HDD to be added through a HDD bay. The bay supports hard drives up to 500GB making it a multi purpose dock. Not only will the Choiix keep your netbook cool and give you up to an extra 500GB storage space but, it comes at a decent price too. The Cooler Master Choiix Air Through Stash is available for $29.99 from Amazon.

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Since Microsoft already dabbles in the business of making accessories for computers like mice, it should be no surprise that they’ve also prepared a notebook cooling pad for those who enjoy long hours of computing with their notebooks on the desktop. Microsoft boasts that this notebook cooling pad measures only 1.16-inches thick, and while its overall size can’t be confirmed to be netbook-ready, we suppose it can accomodate such devices without problems just the same. This is expected to go on sale in July for $29.95.

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