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Tri-Cooler Vs. QuadCooler
The biggest difference between the Tri Cooler and the Original Quad Cooler is that the TRI COOLER has a built-in memory card reader. It has 4 separate slots to accommodate 11 different types of memory cards, which include: Compact Flash I, II, card, IBM Micro Drive, Smart Media Card, Secure Digital Card, Multi-Media Card, Sony Memory Stick, and Microsoft Pro Cards, MS Duo (an adapter needed), MS Pro Duo and MS Rom Format.

Dude, It's Like a Docking Station
Ok, here's what you do. You set up the Tri-Cooler on your desktop and plug in your mouse, full sized keyboard, and printer into the 3 built-in USB ports on your new Tri-Cooler. When you get home from work all you'll have to do is unpack your laptop and plug it into the Tri-Cooler via a single USB cable. Now you've got the convenience of a full sized keyboard and regular computer mouse without having to plug in a bunch of cables. Oh, and don't forget about the built-in memory card reader. If you've got photos on your digital camera that you need to download for your project, all you have to do is pull the memory card/stick out of the camera and plug it into the Tri-Cooler. In addition, you've got extra cooling power via the 3 fans on the Tri-Cooler. It's like a docking station and laptop cooler all in one unit. Now you can start working on that important project instead of looking for cables.

Is the Tri-Cooler Right for You?
Hint: Measure the distance between the rubber feet on the bottom of your laptop and see if they will fit within the dimensions of the TRI COOLER (12.8" x 10.5").  The TRI COOLER fits most laptops with a 15" screen or smaller (screens are measured diagonally).  Laptops with the big 17" screen will probably be way too big for the TRI COOLER.