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Suddenly, I wish I could see you all dressed up to go "out on the town".:D

I agree. In normal use, I think the current line of tablets will likely outlive their batteries. (Then we'll all have a shot at cutting a hole in the bottom of our tablets to replace the battery.o_O http://www.surfaceforums.net/threads/ssd-upgrade-without-removing-screen.14624/ :(}

For me, it's being able to control my laptop/DVR over by the TV from across the room while watching recorded movies.:rolleyes:

Sorry Chris, I can't give any examples related directly to an SP3. What I've said pertains to electronic devices in general, and would therefore relate to an SP3. (Unless I'm mistaken, MS did not grant the SP3 an exemption from the Laws of Physics.;)) One example I'm personally familiar with...

"Those who want to use a pen with the Surface 3 can use the existing Surface Pro 3 pen. Or they can purchase new pens, available starting May 5, in four colors: silver, blue, black and red, that cost $50 each." By Mary Jo Foley for All About Microsoft Since it says you can use your existing pen...

Agree! It might have had something to do with the fact a blade is more likely to get broken off in the connector when using it as a tablet or a laptop. Also, standardization has to begin somewhere.:) Hopefully, there won't be any more types. The Micro USB charging port works with the Surface...

The good news: Atom Processor = less power consumption = longer battery life = less HEAT How about "Cool Surface" for a name?;) (It doesn't even have a fan.)

By Will Shanklin March 31, 2015 The Microsoft Surface 3 is a smaller (and scaled-back) variant of the Surface 3 that starts at US$500 – not including pen or keyboard For its first two generations, Microsoft released "Pro" and standard (RT) versions of the Surface. You also may have noticed...

Tablets are like anything else and running them at elevated temperatures will shorten their lifespan. Electronic items are more prone to failure from thermal expansion issues related to start/stop cycles (things get hot, expand, and then cool and contract). This hot/cold cycling can cause...

They must have fixed something. D/L started instantly, completed, reboot message, rebooted, update successful. All in about 4 minutes total.

This article seems to be saying it's not USB 3.1 if it doesn't use a USB Type-C connector. http://www.androidauthority.com/what-is-usb-type-c-594575/

Try some of the URLs here (The apps are Android.): http://www.androidtablets.net/threads/movies-videos-tv-shows-nfl-highlights-legal-websites.23554/

FWIW A couple months ago, I (Accidentally, while trying to create another VM.:eek:) upgraded my full blown desktop W7 Pro system to W10 Build 9926. Before restoring, I played around with it and everything appeared to run just fine with the exception of VirtualBox (It wouldn't run and none of my...

By Brian Burgess March 22, 2015 Here's how to upgrade Windows 7 to Windows 10 via Windows Update Image Gallery (10 images) If you have a spare Windows 7 PC sitting around, why not put it to use to see what's in store for the future of Windows? Using Windows Update to upgrade to Windows 10...

Hi CaptainTime , congratulations on your new Surface Pro 3 and welcome to the forum. Nice of you to become a member of the Surface Forum.:)

Settings Update & recovery Advanced options Choose how you download updates

Sweeeeet!

I too was a big fan of dual booting from the time I upgraded from W95 to WXP. I wanted to use a 64 bit WXP to take advantage of the extra memory on my new system, but several of the programs I wrote back in the 80's wouldn't run on a 64 bit system. I decided to dual boot 32 bit and 64 bit WXP...

As stated, the current partitions are correct. To split the C: Primary partition, I'd suggest you use the free version of EaseUS Partition Master.