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I would recommend to do this and one this is done to run Windows Update before anything else is installed.

The Surface without a pen is just another iPad! The Pen is what makes the Surface the best tablet in the market. But it's not just the pen but the active digitizer from Ntrig. You can buy one of those capacitive pens and use it in the iPad and the experience does not come close to the one of...

It's unbelievable. Such design error!

The S3 gives 204.

I never have tried that but Jnjroach has given a very good explanation and workaround.

I also love the S3 form factor more. Also it works cooler and it's less noisy. But it's less powerful. I notice it slower in certain cases. But for 95% of the mortals this device is enough unless they want to play heavy games on it.

Sure, I'm playing a little first. For now you can check some pictures here. DSC_0075_20150626_1070 by ctitanic, on Flickr

got mine yesterday. DSC_0005_20150626_1017 by ctitanic

I doubt that she is an average user. So your point is correct but not in this case.

No at all. To me that would be to pay an extra bill. I can use my phone as an AP and save money.

No exactly. I'm using the pen instead of the keyboard. Right now I'm posting this using the pen.

I only use the pen!

No issues here to report.

That's telling you one thing. The i7 is selling less than the i5, why? Well, the i7 has more thermo issues and to go around it the processor throttle a lot.

http://www.wsj.com/article_email/microsoft-to-pay-around-30-million-for-n-trig-sources-1430415194-lMyQjAxMTA1NDM5MDEzNzAzWj This is an incredible important news for the Surface Brand!

So you confirm that it reverts the drivers to November's version of them.

Keep in mind that the S3 is a PC so it uses full websites opposite of a phone that uses mobile sites. The point is that browsing few pages can use those 200 MB.

Here is what I'm talking about: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-windows_update/microsoft-update-installs-outdated-driver-even-if/8c56134c-e5f9-43f2-add5-95cb5ee4d0f5 Note to myself: Possible solution to check when you get home...

It's not a secret that Intel's video drivers always have been a head in many versions that those coming to our SP3 via Windows Update. So any one wants to comment in the pros and cons of installing the Intel Drivers? Personally, the last time I checked the possibility I found that in Windows...

the last time I checked, if you use Intel video drivers, they are reverted back in the next Windows Update. Is this still the case?