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Archive for October, 2009

Dogs vs Cats: A Comparitive Pet Review

Which Make Better Pets? Dogs or Cats?

A rather 'cute' kitten

A rather 'cute' kitten

Don't make the mistake of choosing the wrong pet. It might seem a little out of the ordinary to do a comparison pet review, but that is exactly why I decided to do it. There really is nothing too ordinary about Product Review Ratings. I strive to keep things different and to offer, perhaps, a slightly different perspective for consumers and the products they seek. Besides, when someone tells me I can't do something, I take that as a challenge. So, when I heard, "You can't put a rating on people's loving pets!". My response is, "Oh yeah, watch me do it." Read the rest of this entry

Black and Decker Toaster Oven

black-and-decker-oven

black-and-decker-toaster

The Europro Appliance that I reviewed a year ago may have been a lousy toaster oven, but it sure didn't last very long. Just as well, I got sick and tired of always having to monitor it like a little toddler to prevent it from either burning my toast, or under-toasting it. The Eurorpro Toaster Oven was complete garbage. One morning, it decided to stop turning on at all. No Power, no toasting. Goodbye, good-riddance, I say. My wife insisted we replace it, so she went to Kohl's and found something new. Read the rest of this entry

Starbucks Via Ready Brew Coffee Review

Starbucks Via

Starbucks Via

If you like the taste of bitter, burnt-tasting candle wax with a hint of smoky coffee flavor, you’ll love the new Starbucks Via Ready Brew Coffee.
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Aspire One Netbook Review

The Aspire One Model ZA3

Acer Aspire One ZA3

Acer Aspire One ZA3


Since I last reviewed netbooks, the number of new choices and models has increased 10-fold while the price has decreased on average $100-$150. Surprisingly, technology and performance have remained roughly the same. The Aspire ZA3 is based on the Z520 Processor, one of Intel's newest, low-wattage CPU's made specifically for small form factor PCs. Read the rest of this entry