You use your CD key in the website. Steam doesn't have anything to do with it once you get the CD Key.

You still have to get the key from Steam, which captfitz had problems with.

I just did it, it should still work.

Borderlands is the last non-Steam game I bought on Steam I think, before I decided not to use Steam anymore when I don't have to. Good luck for me I guess.

The number of monitors using it diminishes unnervingly quickly :\.

I would love to be proven wrong, though. For example - I'm casually searching for a 120Hz one and the best resolution I could find was 1920x1080. Since this gear is useless when dealing with sprite-based games anyway, I've been successfully delaying the purchase thanks to all the stuff I have from GOG... But I still haven't seen one both 16:10 and 120Hz.

Yeah, I misunderstood that part. That particular server error tends to be fairly common as far as I can tell, I've had it a few times in the past when there was too much traffic.

From what I can tell, anybody that buys the game before Oct., 12th from steam is entitled to the reservation without needing the GOTY edition.

EDIT: http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1504255

Here in Denmark there is a brilliant site which compares prices of all kinds of hardware between a bunch of Danish online vendors. It lets you search nearly any parameter. I had a look at monitors there, and here are a few results you may find interesting:

16:9 monitors: 274 models

16:10 monitors: 168 models

120Hz monitors: 2 models, one 16:10 (1680x1050) and one 16:9 (1920x1080)

So basically, while you are correct that more 16:9 monitors than 16:10 monitors are being made (and these are just the models that are for sale, the ratio in current production is probably even more skewed towards 16:9), 16:10 is by no means dead. Also, very very few 120Hz monitors are made at all, but of those that I found, the ratio was 50:50.

Also keep in mind how many 16:10 monitors have already been sold and are being used around the world. Windows XP can't be said to be "dead" either, even though no copies have been sold lately.

The reason for the drop in 16:10 is purely cost based for the LCD manufacturers. I think it's something like 8 extra screens which can be sent into either tv's or monitors at 16:9, 16:10 is only used for monitors and so isn't as cost effective unfortunately.

Using a Polish equivalent: 288 of 16:10, 491 of 16:9.
Sure - we can still use the 16:10s we have and buy the ones that are not yet out of sale. That doesn't change the fact that there doesn't seem to be any new being made. This means that, sooner or later, I'll probably have to switch... and I don't want that to happen D:.

Some of the earlier 120Hzs were 16:10, but only 1680x1050. Here's a list of ALL 120s from Nvidia's site:
Acer GD245HQ 120Hz LCD 1920x1080 Y
Acer GD235HZ 120Hz LCD 1920x1080 Y
Alienware™ OptX™ AW2310 120Hz 1920x1080 Y
ASUS VG236H 120 Hz 1920x1080 Y
BenQ X2410 1920x1080 Y
LG W2363D 120 Hz 1920x1080 Y
LG W2363DB 120 Hz 1920x1080 Y
NEC F23W2A 1920x1080 Y
Samsung® SyncMaster 2233RZ 120 Hz 1680x1050 N
ViewSonic® FuHzion™ VX2265wm 120 Hz 1680x1050 N
ViewSonic FuHzion VX2268wm 120 Hz LCD display 1680x1050 Y

Thanks for the heads-up! Now I just need to wait for the demo to be released...

I hope they don't announce an engine change or anything like that.

If you can enter the early access site, your keys is activated. Just enter your key and email and password on the early access site again to log in.

Thanks, mon ami!

Someone, gift me Borderlands !