You should go try out both and see which one you like best!! 

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On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 1:00 PM, Anne Henochowicz wrote:

> Hello Fellow Coworkers,
> 
> I'm a translator and writer in Washington, D.C. working for a non-profit 
> media group based in Berkeley, CA. I'm the lone East Coast representative, 
> and I'm longing for a collegial work space. All I need is a place to work 
> "together alone," so I'm exploring the "virtual" options at a few coworking 
> spaces in the District.
> 
> Both Affinity Lab and GeekEasy have struck my fancy. I've passed by Affinity 
> Lab before, and hear that they've got a lot of events. Their virtual 
> membership is $325/mo, while GeekEasy's is $90/mo. I'm willing to pay for 
> quality, but visibility and price don't necessary signal that. How do these 
> two spaces stack up?
> 
> Thanks for your help!
> 
> Best,
> Anne
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