No surge suppressor can protect your computer from an arbitrarily large
surge, but at least the (better) suppressors come with a warranty that
will
replace the equipment that got fried. That's worth something (plus the
protection against lesser surges, of course).
And as always, you should have a good backup strategy. :)
-Jeff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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