Remember Danamics' LM10? Dubbed the world's first commercially available liquid metal-based CPU cooler, it arrived in the market back in November '08 with a staggering price-tag of £235.
Despite offering a self-contained electromagnetic pump and the promise of thermal performance that "exceeds most watercoolers in a single device", the overly-expensive cooler was always destined to struggle in today's market and has unsurprisingly been discontinued.
According to Danamics, the LM10 (pictured above) was "meant as a limited edition product" and it's now closing sales of this particular model. Users who've already splashed out (anyone?) can rest assured that the promised Socket 1366 mounting kits will still be supplied free of charge in the very near future.
With the ill-fated LM10 behind us, Danamics isn't giving up on liquid-metal technology and promises to introduce a new range of high-end computing products later this year. We're somewhat interested in seeing what else it can come up with.
