dear below under is a link and its details from apc ...... yes apc is not using pure sine wave in its technical specs but if u search apc surt 3 kva which is an online double conversion topology ups . here also in its specs thy hv mentioned sine wave instead ov pure sine wave n its pretty clear that all online upss are puresine wave without ny doubt ..... but if u look for back ups 650 va it says STAND BY topology which is modified sine wave like homage n other local ups ....... following under are the links :
Smart UPS vs Back-UPS difference? | Universal Transfer Switch
Buy APC Smart-UPS RT 3000VA 230V - Technical Specifications and Information | APC
Buy APC BACK-UPS CS 650VA 230V ASEAN - Technical Specifications and Information | APC
Smart UPS - [pure sine wave output|http://nam-en.apc.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1356/], some models support add on battery packs, ALL outlets are battery backup/surge protection, available SmartSlot for add on accessories, powerchute business edition via USB or serial and included benefits, TVSS ground screw, optional EPO, automatic voltage regulation
Back UPS - step approximated sine wave, only a few older models support add on battery packs for more runtime, some outlets are battery back up and surge and some are surge protection only, no ability to add accessories like a network management card, uses powerchute personal edition only via USB, data line protection, no EPO, only some models have AVR
basically, a Smart UPS is a network and server class UPS that is more beefier and can handle larger loads. Back UPS is more of a consumer type device for smaller computer type loads.
lastly, some units also offer different topologies within each family -> http://nam-en.apc.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/727