Don't know if this has been posted, but I've heard Costco doesn't really care about returns even a year or so later, so if they aren't up to the task, take whatever you buy back, get your money back and buy another:P
On a durability note USC Film School uses the PD-150's for their incoming Grad students (or PD-100's for undergrads), and they last quite a while (based on the condition I got mine in) so I'd second that recommendation (which I did see higher up). They're more expensive and a little bigger than hand helds, but good quality 3 CCD chips balance the price and quality.
Let me get this straight, as maybe I misunderstood the stuff on steampowered.com but do they require me to log in to Steam to play the single player version of HL2?
Doesn't that seem counterintuitive if you can just buy the game and run it whenever, I mean, what about internet dropping or steam's server getting overloaded.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I can't say I like that idea, or the idea of paying now and receiving later in this situation.
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Don't know if this has been posted, but I've heard Costco doesn't really care about returns even a year or so later, so if they aren't up to the task, take whatever you buy back, get your money back and buy another :P
On a durability note USC Film School uses the PD-150's for their incoming Grad students (or PD-100's for undergrads), and they last quite a while (based on the condition I got mine in) so I'd second that recommendation (which I did see higher up). They're more expensive and a little bigger than hand helds, but good quality 3 CCD chips balance the price and quality.
Let me get this straight, as maybe I misunderstood the stuff on steampowered.com but do they require me to log in to Steam to play the single player version of HL2? Doesn't that seem counterintuitive if you can just buy the game and run it whenever, I mean, what about internet dropping or steam's server getting overloaded. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I can't say I like that idea, or the idea of paying now and receiving later in this situation.