Short review of $550 power cord plus a new SWTPC 6800

Tony Duell wrote: We have to get way more sophisticated about this: "Use the SMIMS SX-5000 power cord with your computer monitor to improve the display. Eliminated noise cleans up the high-frequency artifacts in the display and so clarifies fine picture resolution. Computer gamers especially will appreciate the smoother on-screen motion. The high-speed motion typical of computer games - technically described as the dynamic characteristics of frame-to-frame transfer - requires energy on demand to handle the screen changes when drawing a new frame. The SMIMS SX-5000 power cord delivers that energy with it's large-gauge conductors - conductors capable of 4 times the energy transfer of ordinary power cords." ..could devise a whole marketing scam (whoops, I mean 'plan'), applying audiophile hyperbole to the video end of things where theres lots of room for subjective interpretation and there's even an analog aspect to play with. Note that while taken as a whole it's a bunch of silly techno-babble irrelevant to the product, each sentence taken in isolation can be argued to be technically "true". Lame attempt to make this on-topic: As far as silly marketing hyperbole goes, I remember in the late 70s when "Turbo PASCAL" and "Turbo BASIC" were released and thinking "Oh, geez, the stupidity of macho car marketing comes to the world of computing". Then there were those insipid "Turbo Mode" switches on late-80-early-90s PCs. And the attached numeric LED clock rate displays, which were nothing but numerals hard-wired to the switch.