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I didn't bother waiting, I forced rebooted with the keyboard back in laptop mode.

No-name, cheap eBay ones.

Same here, my HDMI adaptor works fine, but VGA just never does.

Just tried it on mine, bit annoying.

I attached the pen holder to the SP3 itself as this seemed a much more suitable surface for adhesion than the soft material stuff on the keyboard. This never once felt like it was going to fall off and was very secure. But I hated how it looked, and the pen sits nicely in my bag instead now.

Yep, download the Arc Touch app and there is a volume control for it. Edit: This one: http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-gb/app/arc-touch-bluetooth-mouse/53b51973-a8c6-46fc-8a24-369d3804b0b3

Yeh definitely a mouse for desktop use! I use the touchpad and the Arc Touch for general use and travel, but if I was going to go full in docking/monitors etc. then definitely I'd be getting a full mouse!

1. Yep, two separate emails come through, however with Mail you can set it to only download the past few days/weeks so it doesn't take up as much space. 2. Maybe he doesn't work weekends, so not as much need for a 'business' style email program. 3. Outlook is a desktop win32 app, so yes it will...

The i3 completely replaced my laptop/portable needs. It's more than powerful enough, and if not I have my computers at home if need be!

Set up Plex Media Server on a different PC, then use the surface rt as front end, so you can watch stuff on it or stream it to a receiver such as an Xbox One.

Could I boot my SP3 from a VHD that is stored on a USB drive?

Mine does the same when it's at extremes, but I've only noticed in on slippery surfaces where the stand/Surface easily slide around. A solution really would be some more rubbery "feet" on the edges of the stand to prevent it slipping.

Yeh pretty sure iFixit smashed the screen in their teardown as it is glued in place and you can't access anything unless this is removed. I believe MS/Apple/whoever have a chemical that can break down the glue for recycling purposes, but you'd have to submerge the entire thing in it for this to...

If you go in to the Charms bar>Settings>Accounts and click on one of the accounts (say gmail to begin with) you should then be given the server settings for this account. At the bottom should SPECIAL IMAP folder mapping, and you may have the option to tell the Mail program to save Sent, Drafts...

Depends what I'm doing - if it's work stuff then Outlook, but for the most part Mail does exactly what it needs to - show me email.

You seem to be in old Outlook will not synch with Outlook/Hotmail/Live situation, which I always felt was pretty stupid. My best advised would be t ditch Outlook 2007 and get Outlook 2013 instead, as this has native ActiveSync support so will work perfectly with your Outlook.com for mail...

No problems here.

Well there is if it is a bit rubbish lol! I've been burned a couple times with 1st gen devices, but I'm hoping the Apple Watch may be a bit different...

Perfect, shouldn't be any issues :)

It only needs things on the c drive (other than the actual program) if you tell it to. By default iTunes will try and store you library on your C drive, but you can simply change this either in settings or by pointing it at the library file on sd card. Change this if need be.