Crowdfunded Hybrid Laptop Promises Desktop-Grade Power and Water Cooling

The UHPILCL T1000 concept combines desktop components with liquid cooling in a bulky but modular design, though its future remains uncertain.

The UHPILCL T1000 and T1000 Super are hybrid laptops designed to support desktop-grade components, including Mini-ITX motherboards and GPUs like the RTX 5090.
The laptops feature a built-in open-loop liquid cooling system capable of dissipating up to 735W of heat, requiring users to add deionized water before use.
Two modes are available: a high-performance desktop mode and a low-power mobile mode with up to three hours of battery life.
The modular design allows users to upgrade components such as the CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage, with support for up to 48GB of DDR5 RAM and 32TB of SSD storage.
Currently in the crowdfunding stage on Kickstarter, the project’s pricing, availability, and final specifications remain unconfirmed, leaving its viability uncertain.