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Thank You for Saving Energy in 2010
2010 has been another successful year for DssW and I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for saving energy and leading the way. During 2010, we launched our largest product so far, Power Manager 4. Since that … Continue reading
Power Manager Rebates for BC Hydro Customers
BC Hydro customer? Looking to reduce your energy bill? Thanks to BC Hydro’s PIP Incentive programme, you can now save up to $6 or up to 75% of the licence cost for every Mac running Power Manager. For more information, … Continue reading
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Costs and Benefits of Supporting Older Macs
We support as wide a range of Mac OS X editions as possible. The decision leading to not supporting an older edition is never easy. Finding the best path often comes down to gathering statistics about our customers’ needs, and combining that information with a little insight about the feature restrictions any decision will impose. Continue reading
Thanks to New Wave Systems
Shortly before the launch of Power Manager 4, one of our older PowerPC (PPC) based Macs started to fail. The integrated video card had developed a fault rendering the Mac almost impossible to work with. This Mac was part of our test rig and thus needed replacing like for like. Replacing an older Mac with an equivalent is not always easy. Continue reading