Paying extra to fix a buggy video game console
Columnist David Lazarus answers your consumer questions in this one-minute video.
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Eugene is thinking about buying an Xbox One game console. but he’s worried about extra charges if the device turns out to be all buggy.
Buggy tech is a worry shared by most users. You think everything should be running smoothly because a gadget is new, and it turns out the software still needs patching.
ASK LAZ: Smart answers to consumer questions
A game console is basically a personal computer in new clothes, so it’s a very real concern that something can go kerblooey on the coding level.
What’s my advice for Eugene? Check out today’s Ask Laz video for the answer.
If you have a consumer question, email me at asklaz@latimes.com or contact me via Twitter @Davidlaz.
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