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I like cats. I’d have to say I’m a dog-person, but cats make exceptionally good companions, and for the most part they seem to require a lot less from us than our canine friends. That being said, there is nothing worse than a kitty litter box. The smell is unmistakable, the cleaning and used litter issues make me nuts. I read somewhere you can train your cat to use the toilet, even flush! My cat’s not having it…

Check out the Litter Robot,  freeing you from the chore of litter box sifting and assuring you a fresh smelling home, the Litter Robot utilizes a patented litter box sifting process that emptys your cats “business” into a large drawer that is capable of holding several days’ worth of waste, leaving you only to grab the bag out of the drawer about once a week, refill the litter, replace the bag,  and voila!

The company has even designed the Litter Robot to use your everyday biodegradable grocery bags, so while you can buy their Litter Robot bags if you’d like, the bags you already have on hand will work just as well. The Litter Robot works with almost any clumping cat litter, and is specially designed to prevent mold growth, thereby controlling or almost eliminating litter box odor.

So if you love the kitty, but hate the box, the Litter Robot might change your life (and that of your cat) The litter Robot is durable, good for multiple cats, is about 29″H x 22″W x 24″L18, and weighs under 25 pounds. Get yours today over at amazon.com for 369 bucks. Here kitty kitty….
[ The Litter Robot – Keep the Cat, Lose the Odor copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

Someone put a GoPro on Superman’s head so we could all experience what he sees on his day to day. Or maybe someone put a GoPro on a quadcopter and then changed the speed and added some clever effects to get this great little video.

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I am quite sure that all of us have heard of MSI Computer Corp. before, where they happen to be a leading manufacturer of computer hardware products and solutions, having announced their latest and of course, devastatingly powerful GT Dominator and performance driven GE Apache gaming notebooks. The GT Dominator powerhouse notebooks will arrive armed with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 870M and 880M GPUs just so you know what you are getting into by picking either model up.

The new MSI GT Dominator and GE Apache lineups will now arrive with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 800M Series Graphics, a 4th Gen Intel Cor i7 processor, Killer Gaming Networking, SteelSeries gaming backlit keyboard with customization engine, Sound Blaster Cinema, Dynaudio Technology and XSplit Gamecaster. You will be able to choose from 17” and 16” models, where both the GT Dominator and GE Apache deliver to professional and amateur gamers an unmatched mobile gaming performance.

It is said that the NVIDIA GTX 800M Series Graphic cards happen to be up to 50% faster compared to its predecessors, not to mention being more energy efficient thanks to their GeForce Battery Boost technology. In order to create the ultimate multimedia experience, MSI would also throw in Sound Blaster Cinema, Dynaudio Speakers and MSI’s Audio Boost technology. Regardless of which particular model you pick up, they are able to output to 4K displays, hooking up to multiple independent monitors simultaneously thanks to the Matrix Multi-Monitor Display.

Apart from that, MSI also makes live streaming and video uploading a snap thanks to the incorporation of XSplit Gamescaster, which happens to be a software which will automatically detect the best streaming settings for the notebook and internet service provider, doing away with the need for settings adjustment. The asking price for MSI’s GT Dominator and GE Apache will start from $1,499.99 and $1,299.99, respectively.

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[ MSI delivers new GT Dominator gaming laptop copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

We’ve been hearing rumblings about Amazon’s set top box plans for quite a while now, and according to the folks over at TechCrunch, that gadget more closely resembles Google’s Chromecast. The possibility of a USB-style product should come as no…

After testing every Chromebook on the market we can say that most of them are not worth buying, but one of them did stand out to us.

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