Its sole function is to turn off Windows Vista's Aero Glass interface when a notebook is using battery power. The assumption is that this reduces the faster battery drain people using Vista notebooks have been complaining about.
There are few things more frustrating than running out of juice on your laptop on a cross-country flight, or at your favorite cafe. This program promises to help put an end to those frustrations. It automatically deactivates Windows Aero and the Windows Sidebar when your laptop runs on battery power, which the author claims will extend battery life. You can also have the program automatically turn off Aero or the Sidebar when your batter level drops below a limit that you set.
