PC Peripherals Anybody knows of any Pro/premium brand spike filters

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shirish

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Hi all,
Does anybody know of any pro/premium brand spike filters specifically for high-end laptops? If the topic has been discussed before & answers given then the links are more than enough.
 
apollyon said:
OT, eazy do u scan every piece of paper u lay ur hands on?? :D
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HE HE !!! :ohyeah: .... just like to help people....

@shirish - email or phone J.S. .... scan not clear of email address as that part of page was in binding of magazine... it is jse@vsnl.com .... check their site http://www.jseindia.com/ and see if what you want is there. These guys boast of being "The Ultimate Place for Laptop Accessories" thats why I suggested them :)
 
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but do you really need a hi grade spike filter for a lappy:huh:
I alwayz thought the switched power supply is decent enuff by itself to handle voltage spikes.....
and even if u do need one ...u can use any decent spike filter , it doesn;t really have to be a laptop specific thing....
 
Here is a nice one - if only this was available here .....

http://www.cablestogo.com/product.asp?cat_id=1004&sku=29799

Mobile power protection for users on the go! When you're on the go, ensure your notebook is protected against damaging power surges. The Port Authority 2701X Surge Suppressor isolates damaging spikes and surges, safeguarding your sensitive electronics equipment and precious data. With a less than one nanosecond clamping time, the 2701X stops damaging surges before they enter your computer. The negative effects of Electro-Magnetic and Radio Frequency Interference (EMI/RFI) are also kept in check by a built-in noise filter. Pocket-sized, it also provides surge protection for your modem. Don't take chances - get on-the-go protection with the 2701X.

Specifications:
Output Connectors: 1 NEMA 5-15 receptacle, 1 RJ-11
Line Protection: 3 lines (hot, neutral, ground)
Approvals: UL TVSS 1449, CSA LR76384
EMI/RFI Noise Reduction: Up to 43dB
Energy Dissipation: 270 Joules
Electrical Rating: 125V, 15A, 1875W
Max Surge Voltage: 330 Volts
Clamping Time: Less than 1ns (nanosecond)
Maximum Spike Current: 4500A
For indoor use only
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apollyon said:
OT, eazy do u scan every piece of paper u lay ur hands on?? :D
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I throw away every piece of paper from my room after scanning them.

Papers are messy things.

In digital form they last longer.
 
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