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1. Is it really worth it? Will it inhibit responses by pen and touch? 2. Can a screen protector help make the Surface 3's screen more like paper when I use it to write notes? Thanks!

Well friend, coming from another university student, the Surface 3 is your best bet. Watch this video to be convinced: Plus, this thing can do anything you want: Take notes, record audio, take pictures and put it in your notes, side-by-side screen, writing availability and the backing from...

I don't know what you did here, but this is black magic. How the. Will this state of touchable-ness stay or do I need to chill it again in the future? And lastly, thanks a lot! Now I can use it as a tablet again. The keyboard is still dead though.. :(

Is using a plastic wrap ok? Or must it be in an air right space?

You never know :)

If left overnight is it ok? And what's the reason for it? Thanks Though you were trolling, until you said you're serious.

Yep I use my Surface 2 naked all the time, no scratches on the back - only on the sides.

Ok so for the case/cover, Trident Case covers the back of the Surface, also provides a pen loop. No need for the screen protector for normal use (not industrial use) - my Surface 2 went through hell with me for school and there was not a single scratch. I used it 8 hours everyday MS Complete...

Yeah, but since my I already tied my account with an Office RT, thus it doesn't matter which device I use as long as it's my account Office works.

As a student, I keep asking myself these 3 questions: Portability: Is the device mobile enough and light enough so that I could put it in my bag without hurting my back. My 15" ultrabook though thin, continued hurting my back and is not portable at all as it's a 15". I tried the Surface 2, and...

Well I used an on screen keyboard and luckily before this whole fiasco happened, I hooked my Arc Touch mouse by bluetooth, so I could still navigate around. Well shoot and I'm going to the states at August and the trade-in ends until May 31st. Also I contacted MS support once, and they said...

already tried that, with a hard and soft reset, a factory reset and a refresh, still to no avail. Basically tried out all the things Microsoft's web center asked for.

So recently my Surface 2's touch screen/keyboard does not respond at all. It's now just like a big screen. The only response I got was the vibration when tapping the Windows logo and the volume - the rest does not work. Is there any solutions to this? Or is there anyone facing the same thing...