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Subjectively, you are right. What is not good for your nose is not good for your screen :) Objectively, you are wrong. The hardness of the glass is way above the hardness of any paper. Theoretically (if the paper is 100% paper), it would do nothing to the screen. Sand paper is made out of...

You're absolutely right. I just forgot about it.

Well problem of clic, my routine is not over. Editing it ! Edit: routine over, I am waiting for Gabe Aul to call me and offer me a position in his team.

I've been using Firefox during 2 weeks instead of IE11, just to give it a try. Back on IE11 since yesterday night. It's like I've put my glasses back. The touch experience feels also better, smoother and everything feels more fluid. It must be crumbs of fluidity, but I can definitely feel it...

The real problem with the new MacBook is its chip. Core M, 2 cores. You can't efficiently work with these specs. The new MacBook was basically designed to go on the Internet, to answer emails. But you won't edit a video on it. 1299$ is very expensive for web browsing when you can get an iPad...

Yep sir, but as a consequence of all these ports, the Raspberry is super thick. I was talking about the surface (and not the Surface -- good job if you still follow me ) of the logicboard. And by the way, the PI might have ports, but in term of performance.... Hum.

Well, a few things are innovative IMO: 1) trackpad that doesn't clic but vibrates instead; 2) keyboard; 3) disposition of the batteries; 4) miniaturization of the logicboard (which is very small - smaller than the Raspberry PI);

thanks for your answer @BChat .

This is the Question. With a capital Q !

The case obviously doesnt help the heat dissipation at all.

Question: will the upgrade from 9926 to 100?? erase all my programs and documents ?

We might like our SP3, but objectively speaking this new computer is very inovative. The way they miniaturised the motherboard, the way the batteries fill all the space, the way it looks, the keyboard, the trackpad. It's just a gorgeous device. Inside and outside. I am not a Mac guy, but...

They might give it for free :)

Again, someone who thinks from an app point of view. That is crazy how applications ruined everybody's ability to think out of the box. Out of the jail.

I think I figured it out... I am using a VPN on my Linux, and I am connected to my University's network. For some reasons it gives me a 10% student/prof discount. I cleared my cache, that is why the price is now back to 99$.

Yep, 109$.... :D

Wow, If I sign-in to the MS store, the price becomes 99$ on my Linux. Why ? I don't get it.

Yes, this is exactly what I was thinking. It's an example of positive discrimination (even if my Linux is runing on a high end specs machine).

Weird thing. On my SP3, I can see that the price of a HP Stream 7 is 99$ on the Canadian store. Simultaneously, on the same webpage, I see 89$ on my Linux computer. What's the reason for a march break deal 10$ more expensive on my SP3 than on my Linux?