The NZXT Cryo LX notebook cooler [$69.99] keeps the heat down in style. Built of thick aluminum, featuring three adjustable 120mm fans, and supporting notebooks up to 19 inches in size, this ain’t for sissies.

If that weren’t enough, the NZXT Cryo LX also has four USB 2.0 ports for expandability. It folds lengthwise for easy travel and storage. While a bit on the expensive size, this notebook cooler is one of the best available. It is designed for high-power notebooks and obviously priced to match.

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What’s the best part about laptops? Putting them in your lap, duh. Unfortunately, this isn’t always comfortable. That’s where the Logitech Lapdesk N700 [$79.99] comes in. This all-in-one accessory features built-in high definition speakers for great sound, a padded bottom for your aching legs, and fans for keeping everything nice and cool. All this is powered through a single USB 2.0 cable. The Logitech Speaker Lapdesk N700 is a gadget well worth having for 2010.

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The Samsung N120 is a great all-around netbook. Featuring a fast 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 processor, 1 GB of RAM, and a 160 GB hard drive, it’s perfect for movies and web browsing. For document editing, the device also boasts a full-size keyboard. It has a large 10.1″ screen, yet is very light at 2.8 pounds– perfect for on the road.

The N120 netbook runs Windows XP and has a 6-cell battery. It comes in your choice of black or white. If you’re looking to ditch your bulky laptop or just want to browse the web at Starbucks, you can’t go wrong with this. At around $300, it’s a steal.

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The Kohjinsha DZ is unlike any notebook you’ve seen before. In fact, it puts all other lightweight laptops to shame with its two 10.2″ inch screens! Inside, the hardware is very similar to other products on the market: Athlon Neo MV-40 at 1.6GHz, 1GB of RAM, Radeon HD 3200 video, and a 160 GB 5400 RPM hard drive. But it has two screens!

The whole thing weighs 4 pounds (1.84 kg), has a reported battery life of 4.5 hours, and can run either Linux or Windows.  Each LCD is 1024×600 resolution and LED backlit. When the Kohjinsha DZ is not in use, one screen folds under the other for easy storage.

It is currently available in Japan only. It can be purchased online at GeekStuff4U starting at  ¥95,800 (1,104 USD). This is a little pricey considering the hardware inside, but hey, you’re paying for the novelty of having two displays in a 4-pound notebook.

Via | Gigazine