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I strongly recommend a laptop cooling pad. I'm talking about the kind that 
plugs into the USB port and has fans on it. These run around 20 to 25 US$. 
The best one I've seen was by Antec. It had an aluminum surface and a 
pass-through port for the USB plug in. Keeps your thighs cooler, too 
<grin>.

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> My daughter has a Sony Vaio model PCG-6F1L VGN-S360P laptop computer. It
> generally works fine, but gets very hot at times. I know that some laptops
> do get hot, but am not sure how prevalent this is. Are there any good

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