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It could have been worse, but I was seriously injured. I have a positive attitude, though, and I'm doing everything I can to get better. :)

Exactly! :D I was in a car accident in February (Friday the 13th), and have been at doctors, or in bed recovering. I haven't really had a chance to take a lot of pictures. I need to get on that, though. :)

I love "Hey Cortana." It really helps me when I'm driving. :) I haven't really noticed a big difference in picture/video quality, but I haven't taken a lot of pictures either.

And expensive! Almost makes a person want to consider dial up....

We may be buying a house out in the country, and am curious about the cost of HughesNet. Are they expensive?

I saw her review before I bought my SP3. To me, she seemed a bit negative towards the device. I didn't even factor her opinion into my purchase. @toaf G'Kar was my favorite character of Andreas Katsulas. That's a cute avatar/picture. :)

I have an i5, and my SP3 seems to be running smoother after the last set of updates.

I just finished installing the last of the updates. I guess we'll see how things go.

Do you have any friends or family in the United States that could buy it, and send it to you?

I'm sitting in the Dodge dealership service department with my SP3 in my lap. No problems at all. If I want to change my leg position, I just adjust the kickstand to accommodate. :)

Thanks for letting us know! I will be more careful from now on myself.

I went to the Microsoft Store, and they were able to get my Band working. Only after replacing my Lumia 1520. It has been having Bluetooth and wifi connectivity issues, so they replaced it. Magically, my Band works now. :)

Did anyone else get the latest update yesterday? I have not been able to tell if anything has been added, but it now seems I can't reply to text messages on my Band via mini keyboard or Cortana. Definitely not an improvement. :( I take that back. I did notice you can now see the charge...

The reason I bought my SP3 was not One Note. It was because it was a powerful device that ran full fledged Windows, and it fit nicely in my Coach backpack with room to spare!

Yes, my SP3 has completely replaced my laptop. :)

Not a chance in hell. I can't have a PC that can't run real Windows.

It makes the Band more usable for me. :)

And, other options to respond to text messages. :) Plus more new stuff. :) http://www.theverge.com/2015/2/24/8098921/microsoft-band-virtual-keyboard-hands-on

I have OCD too, and like you, just want the battery to last as long as possible. :)

One of the techs at the Microsoft Store told me that I could leave it plugged in to prolong battery life. Just drain it down to 10% a couple times a month.