This is what I went with and I’ve been really impressed with it so far.
If anyone is interested I’ve always found CNET a pretty good place to get product evals.
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This is what I went with and I’ve been really impressed with it so far.
If anyone is interested I’ve always found CNET a pretty good place to get product evals.
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I know they state that but do the math. Was $100k, now $60k. Where is the $50k savings?
That's only like 5' wide. You could fit in a dorm room. It all depends on how much you want to work out your neck muscles.
PSA: Not actually bulletproof, learned that one the hard way.
I've had Rokus pretty much since the original came out and have a couple of their higher end models and have always been very happy with them.
However, for my main TV set I have an Nvidia Shield TV and that blows any Roku out of the water. Just saying. Comes with remote, game controller, and tons of free PC games for streaming. Their interface for SlingTV, Youtube, Netflix, etc is also very nice.
However, for my main TV set I have an Nvidia Shield TV and that blows any Roku out of the water. Just saying. Comes with remote, game controller, and tons of free PC games for streaming. Their interface for SlingTV, Youtube, Netflix, etc is also very nice.
Not with Verizon. Their deals on phones are in the form of monthly discounts on your payment. So it'll show that you owe the entire cost of the phone but they'll make a percentage of your monthly payment. So if you try to pay it off early you'll pay the original price, not the discounted price.
My thoughts on extended warranties are: If there is something wrong with the product (any product) it will probably show up in the first month of use and be covered by original warranty. If there is nothing wrong with the product, why do you need a warranty?
With the speed at which TVs go from cutting edge to obsolete, probably not. By the time that extended warranty is done you'll be able to buy that TV for as much as the warranty costs (well maybe that's an exaggeration, but you get the idea).
I tend to fall into this thought process also.
I did pull the trigger on the X900H last night. They sold out FAST though, so I couldn't get it locally and have to go pick it up in Des Moines tonight. After I bought it I did some looking online and there seems to be some mixed reviews - Most people claiming its a fantastic value and others claiming not so much. I wouldn't exactly consider myself a videophile by any means, so we will see. The demo at Best Buy looked damn good.
