Posts Tagged ‘tripp’

What people think about Tripp Replacement RBC53 Lite

Monday, July 12th, 2010

Tripp Lite TLM812SA 8 8 Outlet 1200 J Safety Surge The Tripp-Lite Safety Surge Suppressor is designed to provide safe, reliable surge protection in harsh environments. A high 1200-joule rating can protect connected …

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Focus on Tripp Lite RJ45 DNET1

Saturday, July 10th, 2010

Tripp Lite AVR550U AVR got this for my LCD TV , when the power goes out it gives you time to shut it down without any damage , protect your investment get one ! My unit came in DOA. Will have to RMA it. After getting …

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Protect Lite Tripp It! details

Saturday, July 10th, 2010

Tripp Lite TLM606NC 6 Weight – 2 lbs Number of Power Socket – 6 Maximum Current – 15A – UL1363 (USA), cUL (Canada) Tripp Lites Power It.TLM606NC power strip offers a convenient method of power distribution for …

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6 Tripp TLM626SA Lite and you

Friday, June 25th, 2010

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Lite 140 Tripp PV140 cool

Monday, June 21st, 2010

First let me say, do not waste your money. If you buy this you are paying $200 to have an ugly piece of white plastic sit unused on your entertainment center.

It should be obvious that it is a terrible system when the best game (Wii Sports) comes with the system. It is the best game (at 1 star in my opinion) and sadly it loses it appeal after about an hour. What really saddens me is that when you get the Wii and spend all this time on a Mii you find out later it is basically usless in all other games.

It is a money trap:
There are so many peripherials it is ridiculous and somehow Nintendo manages to make so that we almost have to buy these at extra cost just to make the gameplay somewhat enjoyable.

You got Mario Kart and want to play, you have to get a wheel to go around the controller.
You want to play golf? You are conned into buying a attachment that makes your controller more “accurate”

Which is funny because in most games you can try to play it and be all serious and use strategy, all th while your 6 year old nephew is waving his arms randomly like he forgot his ritilan and he still beats me in games. I began to discover that the games really arn’t calibrated for strategy but really just for movement. In most game you can move your arms aimlessy and with no direction and the results would be the same as if you actually tried. SO what fun is that? I want challange and skill to play a factor. What is the point if the effort you put in does not have any effect on your gameplay. It really is a cheat.
The graphics are not much better than the PS2, well worse actually, and the gameplay is worse. What really angered me was the controller. At first it is fun waving your arms around like an idiot but after a while you just wants to sit down and play a video game. But it is impossible to play sitting down. SO when I am feeling lazy the Wii is not an option. And for those of you that think the Wii Fit will make you skinny…. Read the Game Informer review online.

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Do you really like Lite Tripp Protect It! ?

Monday, June 14th, 2010

arthritis caused me to scale down the size of books or to wait for the paperback versions…until Kindle. that ‘plus’ is very specific for me but truly a blessing for someone who LOVES to read.
and then there is the ‘sample’ availability before buying a book, being able to buy full version right from the Kindle without interruption.
and the dictionary…oh, how I love to be able to look up any word at anytime.
and the print clearness, in sun light or lamp light, is profound.
Do buy the insurance for accident or failure (which would have taken care of many complaints under the 1-2 star reviews) though defaults are covered for 1 year and the one issue I had was taken care of quickly and accurately by Amazon customer service.
finally, there’s a plastic sheath you can buy, which I recommend, as the Kindle can be a slippery devil…though the added insurance will take care of 1 incident, it’s wise to also have a ‘better grip’ on it.
(btw, I’ve had my Kindle for a few months now.)

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TLM609SA 6 Lite Tripp series

Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

This pedometer accurately counts steps. However, it won’t start counting until after 4 seconds of walking so that it won’t count non-steps, or shuffling, which, I think, is a little too long. For instance, I may take 10 or so steps to travel from one room in my house to the next, but it won’t count those steps unless I continue to walk. I’ve just learned to continue walking (or walking in place) to make sure all my steps count.

The pedometer is pretty big too.

Overall, I’m happy with it. I’ve two other pedometers before and I think this one is the most accurate.

Tripp Lite TLM609SA 6

Is Protect Tripp TRAVELER Lite suck?

Thursday, May 20th, 2010

This product works just fine for my wife’s laptop. ( A qualification for any surge protector is you don’t know if it really works until “lightning strikes :-) She wanted a surge protector which didn’t take up a lot of space and she only needed one outlet (so the second is a spare :-) as the printer is wireless and in another room. People with a travel printer will have printer protection too. As an added benefit, she has the use for which it was designed, for travel it packs easily into the laptop’s case. (The mechanism for retracting the prongs could move more easily for a woman’s fingers.)

Tripp Lite TRAVELER Protect

PV1800HF Lite PV Tripp OK?

Monday, May 10th, 2010

Tripp Lite PV1800HF PV

Think of Powerverter Lite Tripp 500W ?

Monday, May 10th, 2010

I just want to say that I purchased this carpet cleaner and I just tried it out today! And I want to tell you, I don’t understand the complaints because for what this carpet cleaner cost me, I am more than happy and satisfied with the job that it did!!! My carpets were dirtier than I thought and it cleaned them up beautifully. Cheaper than having Stanley Steamer come every few months and does a better job! For a little hard work I have clean carpets!!

Tripp Lite Powerverter 500W