X1S is bringing 4K UHD blu-rays to the masses, plus upscaling. Play a game on a 1080p tv right next to a 4K upscaled TV, and you'll notice the difference right away. Samsung and Sony are the best at it. Upscaling has really come a long way. I love my 4K
X1S is bringing 4K UHD blu-rays to the masses, plus upscaling. Play a game on a 1080p tv right next to a 4K upscaled TV, and you'll notice the difference right away. Samsung and Sony are the best at it. Upscaling has really come a long way. I love my 4K
4k TV's are the flagship TV's now....so the best TV's on the market are going to be 4K...did the top of the line 1080p TV's and mid tier 1080p TV's look the same?
Nah. the difference is very noticeable. Go to best buy and look at the side by side comparison. Upscaled 4K looks a lot better
I might buy a OLED 4K this year (or a new PC). We'll see. Those 4K OLEDs are
I 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).
Off-topic but why did you sign a lease w/o seeing the place 1st? You couldn't get some time off and go visit/looking for housing on a weekend?
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).
I'm in Houston so I had no time to take a plane trip out (with work and shyt and plus the last minute plane trip costs). I had a friend in the DC area look at the apartment for me though and take pictures. I liked what I saw, so I signed the lease. It's a GREAT location, but is pricey. But, I get to walk to work everyday, cutting out a terrible commute and gas. I checked around and the price seemed to be about average. It's got it's own washer and dryer unit in the apartment too, which is a big plus to me (I had to go to a coin-operated place when I lived in Chicago, and that shyt really sucked). It's got a free gym too (so I'll save $40 there). It's all I could do. I applied to the job, got it at the last minute and they want me to start the 15th, so there was no way I could fly down to DC and check it out (2 week waiting periods and what not. This was actually a lucky buy for me, because my other 3 choices would only let me move in at the end of August).
Cool. At lease you knew someone in the area that was able to help you out. When I had to move to OC from San Diego for a job, I only had about 2 weeks to find a spot and shyt was very stressful. Places were either over-priced, very shytty or some type of scheme. Luckily I was able to find a chill spot on Craigslist right before I started my job. Congrats on the new job.I'm in Houston so I had no time to take a plane trip out (with work and shyt and plus the last minute plane trip costs). I had a friend in the DC area look at the apartment for me though and take pictures. I liked what I saw, so I signed the lease. It's a GREAT location, but is pricey. But, I get to walk to work everyday, cutting out a terrible commute and gas. I checked around and the price seemed to be about average. It's got it's own washer and dryer unit in the apartment too, which is a big plus to me (I had to go to a coin-operated place when I lived in Chicago, and that shyt really sucked). It's got a free gym too (so I'll save $40 there). It's all I could do. I applied to the job, got it at the last minute and they want me to start the 15th, so there was no way I could fly down to DC and check it out (2 week waiting periods and what not. This was actually a lucky buy for me, because my other 3 choices would only let me move in at the end of August).
Bruh what'd you do about the motion plus or whatever. I just turned that shyt off for movies but yo I didn't think the upscaling would do much but it do, I was watchin some news and Donald Trump looked scary as fukk with that fake tan
