This is the Silent Power PC, it uses a special copper foam to dissipate heat, instead of the traditional fans. Since the foam has such a high surface area and copper is such an efficient heat conductor, the PC never reaches excessive temperatures during regular use. Supposedly it is roughly 500 times more efficient than a traditional heatsink using fins.
The lowest end setup you can get comes with an Intel quad-core i7-4785T 2.2 GHz processor, 8 GB of RAM, and a 500 GB hard drive and should cost around $935. The company’s plan is to be on the market in 2015, after they’ve reached their crowdfunding goals.
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