I used to live in Arlington and have family currently living there. 2000 is pretty average but great if your single. Don't expect it to blow you away tho. As further south or other cities can offer you more bang for buckI do buy all the latest tech. I'm moving to DC in a few weeks for new job and the rent is $2022 a month, so my spending will slow down. But I do have Best Buy Credit (and the new TVs are 0% interest for 24-36 months). I'm trying to decide if I wanna get a prebuilt Origin PC with the new Titans and a 8 or 10-core or get the OLED 4K. I think I watch more TV, so the OLED probably is the best choice, but we'll see.
My Arlington apartment better be worth the $2022 a month I'm paying. I couldn't fly down there to check it out, and signed the lease sight unseen. At least I can walk to work with it. But....$2022 is definitely cutting into my tech spending. I'm used to paying $1200. Yeah, I'm making 20K more in DC, but that also means my student loans go up too (I'm on IBR)
I got $2K set aside for furniture, and 2 months of rent paid already, but shyt will still take a toll. I had no idea the DC area was so expensive. At least I'll save on gas I guess...(and free healthcare too).
Brehs I just bought a 4K TV, Now what??!!
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so we gotta cop a 2016 tv is what u saying ? ahh fukk it guess ill do it sometime next yearWe not getting that update breh
The Devil's Advocate
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they JUST dropped that update for he 2016 models last week... of course those are first priority
Vizio releases promised HDR10 update for 2016 P and M series TVs - FlatpanelsHD
but it was promised to the 2015 version.. who knows if they'll keep that promise...
i kinda slow when it comes to this tech shyt breh...We not getting that update breh
So are you saying if I got the 2015 Vizio I shouldnt even bother with the xboxone?
Nah 4K is worth it in my opinion with or without HDR.