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The fan is IN the device not ON the device so it's actually fanless according to your definition. Perhaps there is a gray area where ON is synonymous with IN f
by fleitz 12y ago
The fan is IN the device not ON the device so it's actually fanless according to your definition.
Perhaps there is a gray area where ON is synonymous with IN for people who aren't being pedantic, just as fanless is synonymous with cool and quiet for most consumers.
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- tdicola 12y agoAre you honestly trying to argue my point is invalid because I said fanless means there is no fan on vs. in the device? Seriously?
- fleitz 12y agoNo, I'm trying to say your point is pedantic. It's completely valid if you're more concerned about whether the device has a fan than is quiet and cool.
- DanBC 12y ago'i' is next to 'o' on a qwerty keyboard. Did you consider that you might be arguing over a typo?