Thursday 15th August, 2013

 

Add a splash of colour! Brightly coloured Promotional Products are sure to draw attention to your brand and promotional message! Vivid Promotions' Coloured Frisbees, Fun Happy Klappers, Printed YoYo's and Promotional Piggy Banks are all on SALE now! Decorate with your corporate logo and message for a stand out merchandise item at an affordable price. With fast turnaround times, great prices and quality products, Vivid Promotions has the lot! Get in now and grab a bargain! Offer ends 29th August 2013.

100 pcs @ $2.07 ea  250 pcs @ $1.89 ea  500 pcs @ $1.75 ea Coloured Frequent Flyers: Vivid Promotions' Coloured Frisbees make great gifts for all ages and can be used at just about any outdoor event! Use at the beach, at the park and keep active with the whole family! Presented in Blue, Green, Pink, Red, White and Yellow, these Flyer Frisbees are sure to get your brand flying around! Decorate with your logo for a great price all year round. On SALE until the 29th August 2013.    250 pcs @ $1.86 ea   500 pcs @ $1.73 ea  1000 pcs @ $1.61 ea Assorted Coloured YoYo's: Promotional Fluoro Coloured Yo-Yo's make great promotional gifts that will promote a message of fun! Presented in a mix of Yellow, Pink, Green and Orange, these novelty Yo-Yo's can be printed with your 1 colour logo or full colour logo at an additional charge. With a fast turn around times, Vivid Promotions' YoYo's can meet just about any deadline. SALE ends 29th August 2013.   250 pcs @ $1.65 ea   500 pcs @ $1.47 ea  1000 pcs @ $1.36 ea Coloured Happy Klapper: Hand Klappers are a fun and novelty way to cheer on your team at sports events or to make some noise for your brand! Presented in a great range of bright colours, including our new Yellow/ Black/ Red Clapper which is perfect for Indigenous organisations and promotions! Decorate with a 1 colour print or a full colour label at an additional cost. SALE ends 29th August 2013.   100 pcs @ $2.82 ea   250 pcs @ $2.48 ea     500 pcs @ $2.25 ea  Micro Piglet Coin Bank: Moulded from flexible PVC with a removable nose, these Fluoro Piggy Banks are great for schools, finance companies and anyone wanting to promote their brand in a unique and memorable way! Choose from 4 great colours and decorate with your logo and promotional message. On SALE now, these Micro Piglet Coin Banks are available at a fantastic low cost. Offer ends29th August 2013.  Fun and Novelty Products  Fun and Novelty Promotional Products are a unique way to get your brand circulating! With innovative ideas, bright colours and your corporate logo; Vivid Promotions' merchandise items are sure to make your brand stand out at any event. Presented at fantastically affordable prices, a few of our novelty products include Hackey Sack Juggling Balls, Promotional Puzzles, Custom Printed Plush Bears, Stress Toy Shapes, Painting and Colouring Sets, Personalised Novelty Stubby Coolers,Slap on Watches, Pet Accessories, Bottle Opener Keyrings and Silicone Wristbands. Contact us with your promotional dreams and we will work to make them a reality! With regular sales each week, Vivid Promotions' competitive prices, quality products and quick turnaround times make it easy to decide on a product that perfectly suits your event. Contact us today on 100 72 70 92 for a quote! IMPORTANT NOTE: Discounted pricing does not include 10% GST or delivery charges. ** SALE ENDS 29th of AUGUST 2013**

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Carlos - 26.07.2015

Review by Pyanfar Chanur for Rating: Windows 7 Home Premium is the best version to chosoe for older machines and/or simpler networks. The Backup offered in 7 Pro can be done easily with free tools, and unless you need complex networking, 7 has what it takes to manage a home network. Last, the XP Mode\' promised in 7 Pro and above will only work on hardware new enough to support Virtualization Technology (stop by Microsoft\'s website to learn more). This isn\'t the same as XP Compatibility Mode , which you will still have for all versions of Windows 7 (there\'s a great video explanation of this on CNET\'s website in their Windows 7 Center at CNET TV).Some very important things you need to know about upgrading:1) There are two types of upgrade: in-place (where a Vista machine upgrades to 7 and you get to keep all your programs) and clean (where you lose all your old programs and settings).2) Anyone going from XP to 7 will have to go clean .3) Anyone going from a different Vista to 7 (for example, Vista Home to 7 Pro, or Vista Ultimate to 7 Home) will also have to go clean . If you have to do 2) or 3), all is not lost I\'ll explain in a moment. Before you even buy 7 for your machine, stop by Microsoft\'s website for two things:a) download and run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor. Run it with every device connected to the machine that you\'ll ever want to use in 7. It\'ll thoroughly examine your machine for any roadblocks and give you good advice about upgrading.b) Go to the Windows 7 Compatibility Center and double-check anything that came up negative in the Upgrade Advisor (or didn\'t show up at all). This site lists detailed compatibility info on a LOT of different devices.Anything major, like a video card or sound card driver, I\'d recommend double-checking with the manufacturer\'s website to be sure. This almost burned me on two of the machines that I upgraded.Last, make a backup. There\'s a free tool called Macrium Reflect that can do this for you.Do you have to do a clean install, but just want to carry over your user accounts and settings? Microsoft makes a program called Windows Easy Transfer that\'s already in Vista (and can be downloaded from Microsoft for XP) that will export your accounts and settings and let you import them back again. It\'s very easy to use and does a good job of putting your accounts back together again, even going from XP to 7.Do you have to do the clean install, and you don\'t want to reinstall all your programs? Laplink has an offer for $19.95 that will let you use a special version of their program PC Mover to upgrade one machine one time. Read the documentation in detail.The most important thing to doing a clean install is that in the Upgrade setup you chosoe Custom . Windows will take all of your major files and place them in a folder called Windows.old . PC Mover and the Easy Transfer program will use this folder to reconstruct your system from, so this is VERY important.I wish I had more space to go into detail here bottom line is, if you plan ahead a bit, upgrading to 7 will go very easily (and if it doesn\'t, you\'ll have something to fall back on).