I have one of these protecting my mac mini, airport, printer, surround system, PS2 (yes, it's old, shut up), apple tv, external hard drives, cable modem, 37" led tv, and my death ray. It's a bit pricier, but worth it. A week after I moved into my new place, a wind storm hit that kept tossing surges at our house. 141 events in a hour, nothing reboot, although the TV turned off a few times.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16842102133
I love the USB ports on the front. I charge my apple stuff nice and fast, and my android buddies can top off while they are visiting.
Another thing to note about UPS devices (always get one with pure sine wave or similar. new computers dislike the old style) is that OSX recognizes most of them without extra software. Just plug it in and it will show up in the upper left with a charge level similar to how it would work on a macbook.
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I have one of these protecting my mac mini, airport, printer, surround system, PS2 (yes, it's old, shut up), apple tv, external hard drives, cable modem, 37" led tv, and my death ray. It's a bit pricier, but worth it. A week after I moved into my new place, a wind storm hit that kept tossing surges at our house. 141 events in a hour, nothing reboot, although the TV turned off a few times.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16842102133
I love the USB ports on the front. I charge my apple stuff nice and fast, and my android buddies can top off while they are visiting.
Another thing to note about UPS devices (always get one with purse sine wave or similar. new computers dislike the old style) is that OSX recognizes most of them without extra software. Just plug it in and it will show up in the upper right with a charge level similar to how it would work on a macbook.
Short version: hit up newegg, cyberpower is a good brand, you get what you pay for, death rays need surge protection too