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Buy.com has the new P3 International P4460 Kill A Watt Electricity Usage Detector for $30 with free shipping. It improves upon the original P4400 by providing direct energy cost calculations so that you can see how much your plug-in gadgets cost to leave on. [Compare]
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This is a really nice tool, although it would have been nice if they included a battery so that you can unplug it from the wall but still read the display.
Unfortunately, these things consume a staggering 240 Watts by themselves!
Buy 2 so you know how much this uses.
#2, can you back up that claim?
#2 is dreaming.
I have couple of these and they consume less than 1 watt each.
#2 you either have no idea what you are talking about, or your kill-a-watt is way out of whack and about to explode. 240w is actually a lot of power, my 52in LCD pulls about that much. I do have two and did plug one into the other... around 1w.
They have these at my local Costco (yes, the 4460) for less. Yes, you've gotta pay tax, but if I remember correctly, it was like $26 and change, so I think it came out less than $30.
Buy one of these to see how much your PC consumes before rushing out to buy a 1KW power supply. My PC eats only about 250w running full tilt.
BTW if your electricity cost is about $0.12/KW-hour (fairly typical), then you don't need a calculator to figure your costs. Each watt equals about $1 annually if the device is left on 24/7. A 100W bulb costs $100/yr. Easy.
#8:
>>My PC eats only about 250w running full tilt.
You are probably referring to steady-state power draw (albeit busy).
For a PSU you really need to know worst-case power draw which is typically at power-on when the hard disks are spinning up.
really enjoyed plugging in my different electronics, surprised more than a few times.
It is LCD screen the usage of the unit is less than a watt/hour