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19th January 2013 - 12:06 PM
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The Doctor
Post #3362
new rear housing, hopefully this lens cover wont get scratched to the buggery. |
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Twat In The Hat
Post #3369
QUOTE (mark1414 @ Jan 23 2013, 09:20 PM)  Geez man. How many mint VR/VS Commodores do your grandparents have? Hahahahahaha!!! I was thinking I had a strange feeling of déjà vu |
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Zimma
Post #3373
QUOTE (PROXENETA @ Jan 25 2013, 10:57 AM) Good I hope you didn't pay for it. Reviews looked terrible. Yeah Microsoft pricing glitch where it was going through for free, I paid nothing for it and still felt slightly ripped off for the time spent downloading it. Got boring after like.. 30 minutes. |
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8700s14
Post #3376
QUOTE (BlueDog @ Jan 26 2013, 06:01 PM) Where and how much? Got it off of eBay user 'aussie_cheapest_laptop'. I got the cheapest version of it available that had nVidia GTX670M (some models have the 660) which set me back $1,399, came with a 7200rpm 750gig drive which I am using as a second drive after installing my 120gig SSD. |
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Mr.B
Post #3386
QUOTE (8700s14 @ Jan 27 2013, 08:26 AM) Isn't that simply a donation? *EDIT* Never mind, I clicked it then saw the options for 'rewards' Yeah. Just look for the 'Back This Project' button and then select the reward amount. Be careful. Some items and U.S. only based (power requirements, shipping etc) so just be careful. |
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wolfman101
Post #3387
Also, as with anything on Kickstarter, the whole thing could fall through and they could take your money and run. |
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Mr.B
Post #3388
QUOTE (wolfman101 @ Jan 27 2013, 09:20 AM) Also, as with anything on Kickstarter, the whole thing could fall through and they could take your money and run. You don't actually pay for anything until the product / item is ready to be shipped. The 'Back This Project' is just that you're showing interest. If towards the end of the project you decide not to contribute, then that's okay as well. There is a Terms of Use which Projects have to agree to before it will take place. Failure to do so can result in legal action. But considering it's a community funded project, there is some degree of 'personal responsibility' to investigate who you're backing. |
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TTS
Post #3389
QUOTE (Mr.B @ Jan 27 2013, 10:32 AM) The 'Back This Project' is just that you're showing interest. If towards the end of the project you decide not to contribute, then that's okay as well. There is a Terms of Use which Projects have to agree to before it will take place. Failure to do so can result in legal action. There have been shitloads of failed/scam projects on Kickstarter, and none have had any legal action initiated. |
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Mr.B
Post #3390
QUOTE (TTS @ Jan 27 2013, 10:51 AM) There have been shitloads of failed/scam projects on Kickstarter, and none have had any legal action initiated. I'm not saying that it doesn't happen. However, the majority of the failed projects occur in the Games part of it, because the physically can't show anything for it. Industrial / product design projects which actually have a prototype and various design variations etc are the better ones to back. Purely because they have something to show for it. The vast majority of the projects or kickstarter are hipster projects. Books, paintings, poems, theater productions, they are ones which to avoid. Some on the high priced ones; 3D printers, Android powered game consoles, 3D Reality systems, etc. Should be handled with a depth of skepticism as well. Probably one the main reasons why failed ones never get pursued is because, financially, it's not worth it. 100 people backing a $1,500 project? You're going to hire a lawyer to pursue something that you backed for a measly $5 or $10? Hardly seems worth it don't you think? |
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