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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Today on the Bigbruin.com test bench we have the TrickleStar PC TrickleSaver. The concept is pretty straight forward... Plug the unit into the wall, attach a power strip, plug "stuff" into the strip, and attach the USB cable to your PC or Mac. When you turn you computer off, the "stuff" doesn't consume any electricity. Seems simple enough.
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
" Today for review I've got the PC TrickleSaver from TrickleStar and it's a product that hooks up to your PC and then to your peripherals like a printer and monitor that automatically turns them off when you power off the PC. It works by connecting via USB to your PC and then sensing when you turn your computer off, then it disconnects power to the peripherals attached to it. It's an easy way to kill the electricity vampires that you've got connected to your PC and save you a bit of money in the long run. It's nice because there is no user interaction required except for the initial installation of it, and that's easy to do. So read on to learn about a great little product that can actually save you some money.. "
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