Recent content by WaTaGuMp

Its just not a hot deal price, when it goes on sale again, I will be back. :D

I checked in store today, the price is back up to $499.

The current deals end tomorrow, not sure if this will affect them being sold in store.

I spoke to John over at Costco, he is one of the people I know that works there. He said people return mattresses all the time, they can be taken back within reason, time wise, is what he said. Didn't give me any specific time frame. They have large plastic bags they give you when you return...

I doubt you have to put it back in the box to return it. I hope the smiley face means you were kidding.

Around here at least, they only have a small square demo piece. It may be good enough to try for you though.

Its this one, but $100 less, buying it in the store. http://www.costco.com/Novaform%C2%AE-14%22-Gel-Memory-Foam-Queen-Mattress.product.100026999.html

This is the lowest price it ever sells for, so I guess good deal is a matter of opinion.

Deal is back on, saw them yesterday in store.

1080p can kiss my ass, I don't care what size monitor it is. :D

I had the PB278Q before getting my Qnix. I bought a refurb, it developed dead pixels after a few weeks, I also got headaches from the PWM dimming. I have had no such issues with my Qnix.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/QNIX-QX2710-LED-Evolution-II-Multi-TRUE10-Matte-27-2560x1440-DVI-HDMI-Monitor-/131157595752?pt=Computer_Monitors&hash=item1e899a1668

I suffered headaches from the Asus PB278Q, so I got rid of it.

Most people are going to tell you the same answer you already got, resistance is futile.

I can tell you one thing about those, they don't overclock, if you are looking to do that. They skip frames using a higher hz, just like every other multi input monitor.