Frore Systems airjets created a good bit of hype, a lot of people have brought them up or asked for airjets, at least. But they did that by leaving out critical details, the power requirements to archive a given level of cooling. It’s massively inefficient. It would just destroy battery life so badly that it isn’t practical. And to a lesser extent, they also glossed over how much cooling a single module can provide. One is not enough for a normal laptop. And iirc it’s not even clear how well multiple can work together. And all the media outlets that covered them didn’t bother to mention anything that they noticed was left out, because hype sells clicks.
So, at this time, it’s vaporware.
Perhaps some day the technology will be improved to the point where it’s of some use, in some systems, but it certainly isn’t usable now. And Frore Systems has not shown any prototypes that are practical in laptops. Maybe they can get there, but who knows if they can or how long it will take. Until then, it is vaporware.
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For SSDs, perhaps they’ll have more room when they switch the LPCAMM2 memory. They haven’t announced plans to yet, but they don’t annouce such things until they are sure, and ready.