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Sunday, 19 October 2008 |
Do you have one of those tiny little doors where you pet uses it to get into your house? Well, you should take note that not only your pet utilizes this pet door – other pets could easily gain access to your house. Stray cats for example, could easily follow your cat home and eat your cat food supplies without you even noticing what was happening. This means that your monthly expenditure for cat food would be significantly increased without you noticing what was happening in the house.
 Well I came to know this product that could help solve your problem and it’s called the microchip cat flap. How this cat flap works is whenever your cat goes near the cat flap, it would scan your cat’s microchip to determine whether it is your cat or not – once the microchip is verified, the cat flap would be unlocked giving access to your cat.
I believe that the petporte microchip cat flap is a wonderful design as it is automated and would help you increase security in the house against unauthorized access by stray cats. I also believe that it is easy to install on your door and would be an excellent addition to your pet accessories.
However, what concerns me the most about the pet porte microchip cat flaps is the microchip. I’m not really comfortable inserting a microchip onto my cat – as I feel that I wouldn’t be comfortable as well should a microchip be inserted inside me.
On the other hand, I think that the price for the cat flap is pretty reasonable – it’s retailing online at £125. But most importantly, this product works and it would help safeguard your cat against strays and unnecessary harm at home.
For more information about the petporte microchip cat flap visit the links that I have embedded above.
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Thursday, 16 October 2008 |
 A quick survey conducted by Microsoft has unveiled that they might incorporate an ‘Instant On’ function on their latest Windows operating system.
As the name implies, should the ‘Instant On’ feature gets off the ground, this means that you could access applications within your PC ‘instantaneously’ as compared to previous Windows versions where you’ll need to wait for a couple of seconds to wait for it to load.
However, I don’t think that they would be able to apply this feature to all applications – you’ll need to choose which applications are important to you and these applications would have priority using the ‘Instant On’.
This concept is not new – It is already being used on ASUS' Splashtop OS.
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Thursday, 16 October 2008 |
 Finally Apple has cleared the air and has unveiled their plans to use Intel’s tinier Penryn-Class 1.6GHz and 1.86GHz Core2 Duo Processors for their MacBook Air. The 65-nm processor would be a great addition to the MacBook Air.
The product versions that would utilize this processor would be the SL9300 and SL9400. The processor spots an increase of L2 cache to 6MB which would give it much better processing time compared to its predecessors and as for energy consumption it would be lowered to 17W compared to 20W.
It’s getting sexier on the MacBook Air.
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Thursday, 16 October 2008 |
I am pretty sure that both Macs and PCs have its supporters and I being a Personal computer user for close to 20 years now would definitely prefer using PCs as it is much cheaper. Well, I’m sure that my statement might create some dispute amongst Mac users – but if you are looking for a comprehensive review on both Apple Computers versus Personal Computers – you should read this interesting article found on SuperWarehouse.com’s blog.
 What I like about the article is that the writer has used several important evaluation criteria such as customer support, usability, levels of customization, compatibility of software for both computing solutions, performance, gaming, multimedia, and marketing versus price considerations.
I find the review valuable for readers like me who constantly change workstations every now and then especially when it comes to my work PC Laptops as I require it to stay up to date for the work that I do. It would give you good pointers on areas that you should pay extra attention to and best of all – it’s based on the real life experience of the author.
Well if you are still considering on whether to purchase a Mac or PC, visit SuperWarehouse.com’s blog post using the links embedded above to help you make your ideal choice of computing platforms.
I’m sure you’ll make a wise choice. Cheers.
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Thursday, 16 October 2008 |
 Intel Centrino 2 processors are taking over the notebooks! Dell has equipped its Studio laptops with the innovative Centrino 2 processors. You can view the configurations via Dells website however, it comes with these processor configurations, a P8400 (2.26GHz, 3MB cache, 1066MHz FSB) OR T9400 (2.53GHz, 6MB cache, also 1066MHz FSB).
However, expect to pay extra for these ‘upgrades’ as it would definitely cost you money for extra ‘juice’.
Visit Dell.com for more info.
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