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$143.06 FREE shipping FREE tax |
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$100.15 plus shipping plus tax |
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$196.84 plus shipping plus tax |
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Excellent value, cosmetically iffy if you care
I'm very happy with every aspect of this item except one: the goofy looking, oversized CyberPower logo on both sides of the unit. I wanted to use it in my living room next to my entertainment center but it looked so tacky that I had to untangle & disconnect a more sedate looking APC model to move it from my PC into the living room, and then replace it with the new CyberPower. Not much of a complaint, obviously. Highly recommended. UPDATE 2/2009: I recently had some work done to my house ...
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Powerful and easy to set up
I bought two of these, one for my home computer/network, and one for my home theater system. I'm not using the software for either. I especially like the dosplay on the front. Recently during hurricane Ike, I used them to power a small TV for hours. Seem to hold plenty of juice.
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Works like a champ
I've had my Cyberpower 1350 for almost a year now and it has worked well switching to backup power dozens of times. I have a large desktop with two raptor HD's and two standard HD's, an IBM 19" CRT monitor, a Viewsonic 22" LCD monitor, a Canon 9000Pro printer, canon 8400F scanner and several other small periferals that have never blinked an eye during power outages. My only concern is that when the UPS is powering the system you can smell a slight 'electronic' odor from the unit as the interna...
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