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I just started fooling around with the onscreen keyboard in the windows accessibility options. It partially meets requirements (very sizable) but its hard to toggle and obviously does not support swipe. There are multiple options however.

I second this.

I would really love to have a mini pop-up keyboard. By mini, I mean 3 or so inches wide ...with semi transparency...and that pops up next to the input field. This would be particularly useful in pen mode. I find the current keyboards very clumsy.

I'm running the current release 36.xxx of Chrome in high DPI mode (registry fix) with perfect results. I'll second erikiksaz's statements about Chrome syncing functionality. This is especially beneficial to me because of my platform diversity (iOS, OS X, Android, Win 8.1). I also run approx...

Mostly for multi-monitor support. Another plus is audio out / in.

I have the same concern about the dock.

I bought the Plugable and so far it has been rock solid. We'll see how well the dock is received next month. IMHO though, the argument against the Plugable being more future proof is that it lacks display port so will not support higher resolutions. Device agnostic though is a plus.

Need dual monitor support. Both solutions seem capable. dock pros: includes power adapter, uses GPU, SP3 USB remains avail, fewer cables hanging off the side dock cons: sits at a set angle (does not adjust?), Not available until Aug 15 Leaning towards the dock. Any other reasons I should...