If they're jumping on the roof and installing a perfectly aligned antenna that might be worth $199 to some people. If all they are doing is plugging in a cable converter box than they are definitely scamming people.
I don't see how they're deceiving or lying to people. It's a higher price than I would pay (I'd just do it myself), but I have a feeling readers of Engadget, who are mostly pretty knowledgeable about technology (isn't that why we read it?) aren't their target customers.
We can't all be car mechanics or computer technicians, sometimes you gotta pay if you want the service done.
“The other one is a biggie, and it's something very noticeable in the videos: touch sensitivity is pretty bad. Using the virtual keyboard proved to be far too painful, and we're pretty sure it wasn't multitouch-friendly.”
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If they're jumping on the roof and installing a perfectly aligned antenna that might be worth $199 to some people. If all they are doing is plugging in a cable converter box than they are definitely scamming people.
I don't see how they're deceiving or lying to people. It's a higher price than I would pay (I'd just do it myself), but I have a feeling readers of Engadget, who are mostly pretty knowledgeable about technology (isn't that why we read it?) aren't their target customers.
We can't all be car mechanics or computer technicians, sometimes you gotta pay if you want the service done.