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Batman AA and Lego Batman are $10 each, so if you don't own either and buy one to get the 20% off Arkham City it still costs $50 total. Great deal!

I ordered on the 23rd and just got my code this morning.

Looking at the Amazon 'customer discussions' for Starcraft II, it seems that no one who ordered on the 23rd has gotten a key yet, while people who ordered before and after have.

Until Feb. 28, you can get a free episode of Sam & Max or Strong Bad by signing up for the Telltale Games newsletter. The episodes to choose from are: -Sam & Max: Ice Station Santa -Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People: Dangeresque 3 You can sign up here...

Probably the best deal would be the $40 off government coupon for the boxes. Only certain (basic) models apply for the discount, but it puts most of them at the $10-20 range after the coupon. You can apply for the coupon here: http://dtv2009.org For your other question, if you were completely...

120hz is important for watching 24fps (film) material, like most movies. Since most TVs refresh at 60hz, the 24fps needs to be converted to 60fps to match, which is achieved with a 2:3 pulldown. This effectively gives you 4 frames of actual content for every 10 refreshes displayed on the TV...

I ordered Heroes yesterday and it just got cancelled :cry:

Cool, I love Futurama :bouncy:

Uno!

Wow, this was the first time I've bought anything from gamefly and I am impressed. I ordered DMC4 and it came in fantastic condition. The game, case, and manual look brand new. I'll definitely be checking out gamefly more often now. :applause:

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Digital to analog converter. It's a component built into the mp3 player that outputs the sound to the headphones, so a player with a higher quality D/A converter will output higher quality sound.

Same here. I mailed it 2 days after the online PDF was switched to $10, but the $2 form went through anyway.

The Sennheiser CX300 is an excellent choice. I have a pair and I wear them every day. They have phenomenal sound plus they're the only in-ear headphones that I can get to actually stay in my ear. They do block out most outside noise, though, so if you need to be able to hear your surroundings...

The OEM versions of the disk are either 32 or 64-bit, only the retail versions are both. Since it comes in a paper sleeve instead of a retail box, it could be either version.