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The solid state cooling tag on WindowsForum.com covers emerging cooling technology for compact and wearable devices, with a focus on the xMEMS XMC-1200 micro fan. This solid state cooling solution is designed for smart glasses, augmented reality headsets, and other wearables too thin for conventional rotary fans. The tag highlights how solid state cooling can reduce temperatures by up to 10°C under a 1W thermal load while consuming around 70mW, potentially enabling sustained on-device AI, longer video recording, and brighter displays. Discussions center on the practical application of this technology in consumer hardware and its implications for thermal management in thin form factors.
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    xMEMS XMC-1200: 10°C Cooling for AI Smart Glasses

    xMEMS Labs has unveiled the XMC-1200, a solid-state micro fan designed to squeeze active cooling into the temple arms of smart glasses, augmented reality headsets, and other wearables that are too thin for a conventional rotary fan. Measuring just 46 square millimeters and consuming around 70mW...