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FYI: Best Buy will price match Samsung's online EPP pricing if you show them the website on your mobile phone. Do a google search on how to start a free EPP account. Was able to get the 60" KS8000 for $879 last week (the 65" could have been had for $1175).
Google's Project Fi is also an option it uses both Sprint and T-Mobile's networks and has robust international support:
How Google's Project Fi Fixes The International Data Nightmare - ARC
Most of these dealerships are family run businesses. Not an excuse but the 'graphic designer' could have been a young relative of the owners doing this work as a summer job, hence the use of game art
Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt 2) to HDMI 2.0 adapter? You didn't mention the model year of your Mac Mini so I can't tell if the integrated graphics support 4k@60hz.
Mini DisplayPort 1.2 or Apple Thunderbolt to HDMI 2.0a 4k@60hz Active Adapter UPTab.com Store (U.S.)
Excellent deal through BuyDig via Ebay on the 65" Samsung KS8500 for $1697 with $300 in saving plus no tax to most states except NJ.
Does 4:4:4 in 4K @60Hz over HDMI 2.0
Samsung UN65KS8500 Curved 65-Inch Smart 4K SUHD HDR 1000 LED TV
AVS Forum Owners thread here:
Official Samsung...
Cold deal. This is the older version with the 1.6 GHz i5 4200u and inferior screen from the SP1. The refreshed SP2 has a 1.9 Ghz i5 with a much more accurate IPS screen.
/edit: Would also suggest going for the Power Cover Keyboard instead of the standard. It will nearly double the battery life...
Why are you trying to debate every user in this thread? It's fine to correct people on the facts but you're overly invested in this discussion for some reason... it's almost as if you own a demolition company that knocked down someone's condo in Dallas, TX :panda:
I'm surprised that the company doesn't use GPS data to mark the location during the initial survey. That puts the blame on the company's operating procedure rather than the employee.