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Re-invent the wheel?
WinTard Updated - 29th Jan
I've been using ferro-fluid cooling for eons in my (real) High-Fidelity speakers. Same goes for ferro-fluid bearings in hard-drives and heat-sink fans.

Don't believe me? Just Google ferrofluid cooling
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ferrofluid+cooling
About 967,000 results (0.13 seconds)

or ferrofluid heat sink
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ferrofluid+heat+sink
About 525,000 results (0.15 seconds)

leading to:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Patent+US20070058340+-+Heat+sink+ by Sun Microsystems March 15, 2007

What's new, revolutionary, magical, incredible, awesome about that from Apple?

As usual, good luck when the patent gets validated through a court of law. Merely having a patent isn't sufficient. Except for Apple who has enough chutzpah to patent the obvious, then count on their war chest to intimidate bully smaller opponents. Except that in the cases of Microsoft, that was insanity; then with Samsung, that is pure stupidity.

I suppose that is what free-enterprise is all about?

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The great Robert A. Heinlein chose to spend far too many resources fighting patent applications for water beds; which he first introduced in the novel "Beyond This Horizon" in 1942. The Patent Office seemingly only looks at whether a thing has been previously patented, not whether it's actually a novel idea that is not currently in use by professionals or whether it's been detailed in literature. It's a mess; a ponzi scheme that should be torn down.
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