Intel PC Camera Pro Pack Rebate

[killabeas]

I know this may not be the right forum to post this in, but this where i first saw this offer. I bought the Intel PC Camera Pro pack, and there was a rebate form on intel's site for 30 dollars off on a camera bought by September 30th, 2000. I hurried up and bought one, and now i can't find a link to the coupon. If anyone has it, please post it, cause i know there is a rebate for this, and i don't wanna lose the 30 bucks.

Thanks

 

[Woodsea]

I bought the same camera, not to impressed...oh well. The picture is not big enough. Could be because of the 333 mhz. Will try with the 600+ in a couple of days. I believe the rebate form was in the box though. Check all thru once again.

 

[Souka]

Get a 3Com Home Connect USB camera(web cam). Great picture and easy to use.

I recommend getting/buying Webcam32 software to use with it...neat features including motion trigger and java-cam push to a web-page.

 

[CindyDalrymple]

You should be able to adjust the size of the picture for the Intel PC Pro cam. If not get some different software but the camera should be pretty good. Whatever you do, don't trade it in for those incredibly crappy Logitech cams. If anyone has one of those blurry Logitech pieces of junk they should immediately dump it in the trash where they belong.

 

[arqueue]

You can get video as large as 640x480, pretty good for a webcam.
Remember to pick "optimize for best quality" if you feel that the picture is not very good.

But be careful, I wait for 6 month before I got the rebate. besides, there is no official driver for Win2k. (whistler's driver is working, but kind of tricky to install in win2k)

 

[longhorn]

Gee, just answer the man's question about the rebate.
He did not ask for a camera recommendation.

Here's the link for the rebate

The form on the box said it had to be postmarked in early
October, so it may be too late. I sent that one in a
couple weeks back. This one is good until next year, however.