I read up until this: > Two grand a year rivals the lease payments on an entry-level car. So I can lease a very crappy car or own an awesome headset? Easy ch

I read up until this: > Two grand a year rivals the lease payments on an entry-level car. So I can lease a very crappy car or own an awesome headset? Easy choice. > Back at HQ, the iPhone, possibly the most utile product in history, costs $1,000 and is viable for three-plus years. 2 years max if your phone is important to you. Why 3 years for the phone but not the headset? > Splurging on an 85-inch 4K flat-screen TV will cost you $1,500, but it will last about seven years, And be incredibly less useful by every single measure. Who even watches TV? > and your entire family gets to watch at the same time. Great, I'll have my nonexistent kids invite the grandkids. What a money saver while we consume Netflix instead of doing something interesting. Anyway, point is it's being deliberately biased.