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Like hughlle, I chose very useful, but i don't use it all the time. When I use OneNote (very often), then I always use the pen.

Even the Marketing Team? Now there's a turnup for the books... Normally a marketing team would be first up against the wall come the revolution...

Well, on my ThinkPad Tablet 2, I can create a custom plan, but I still do not have access to CPU performance settings, only battery/display/power button settings. Of course, the TPT2 has an Atom CPU. It may be different for a Core i3/i5/i7 machine... Someone needs to test this?

I see that the latest version of the web pages for the Surface Pro 3 now includes an item for "Location" in the Tech Specs section. Unfortunately, it gives "Digital Compass" as the entry. To my way of thinking this is somewhat disingenuous of Microsoft. A compass gives you direction - not...

While some other applications that have pressure sensitivity rely on Microsoft's N-trig drivers. OneNote, FreshPaint, etc. Just want to be clear that pressure sensitivity is not a capability that is unique to the WinTab drivers...

Hah! Yes, I can sympathise. In my case, Microsoft's dropping the GNSS ball will mean that my next tablet won't be an SP3.

I am really surprised that Microsoft has still not seen fit to include GNSS capability in any of their Surface products (other than their Surface 2 LTE device, where GNSS comes riding on the back of the WWAN chip). A dedicated GNSS chip (such as the Broadcomm BCM47521) consumes little in the way...

A quick question: Does Windows RT have handwriting recognition built into it, like Windows 8 does? Thanks.