The rack server also has a member for radially directing air from the kinetic heat sink.

The direct contact is configured to produce a heat-conduction relationship between the at least one first circuit element and the kinetic heat sink.

The Concept-i was created around the philosophy of “kinetic warmth,” a belief that mobility technology should be warm, welcoming, and above all, fun.

A rack server has a base supporting a plurality of circuit elements, and a kinetic heat sink in direct contact with at least one first circuit element.

The member has an exhaust port spanning no more than about 180 degrees of the radial side, and the kinetic heat sink is configured to exhaust air from no more than about 180 degrees of the radial side.

The philosophy employed was one of “kinetic warmth,” a belief that mobility technology should be warm, welcoming, and above all, fun.

The Concept-i was created around the philosophy of “kinetic warmth,” a belief that mobility technology should be warm, welcoming, and above all, fun.

The basic philosophy for the design is kinetic warmth, a belief that mobility technology should be warm, welcoming and, above all, fun.

The core philosophy of Concept-i is 'kinetic warmth', ''a belief that mobility technology should be warm, welcoming, and above all, fun.