Recent content by badMojo69

Duh...more screen = more VR Pron pleasure in HDR

All I wanted was a Microsoft Smartwatch...not a band...a watch. I don't care about apps. The ones that are there are just fine.

It's not the same sensor. Might go read up on that one. Same megapixels but not same sensor.

Meh...it's like having a iPhone version that installs all Microsoft apps on 1st start. I think it's silly. I can install them myself which I do.

Paid $599 for my M3 last month from BestBuy.

Re: I Keep coming back to WP Smartwatch and that's all I need. 100% Microsoft supported Smartwatch.

If this quote is true it seems pretty much a done deal "Microsoft added that they will not pursue the smartphone market any longer as they don’t see any potential of making it big. " http://nseavoice.com/tech/microsoft-surface-phone-hits-the-can-its-not-happening-920021657.html

I just picked up the m3 version. I had the i5 when they 1st came out but they were too buggy back then so I took it back. The m3 is great after I set up a new power plan I'm getting about 7 hours battery life and no heat. When I first got it it did nothing but stay hot. All of that being said...

$599 this weekend go get that price match son

Get it. I just picked up the M3 and run AmiDuOs for my Android fix. It was time to put my Note Pro 12.2 out to pasture, but I miss my LTE already. Nothing beats pulling out your tablet and being online instantly no matter where you are. Tethering is so 8 years ago.

You can get the M3 for $650 from Best Buy with no Pen. Update sale going on at best buy $599.99 for the M3 no Pen Just got my price match.

I'm reading that the S5 wont be out until June and they are expected to announce it this month. Me I just picked up the S4 m3 I had the S4 i5 256 when it first came out but had to send it back as I got fed up with the fan. I wish they had an LTE version, but you can't have everything.

EOL hardware but its okay for what it is...I guess.

It will. It's what they used in the demo. 11:50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONI0zfEnBPU

The sad part is next year they'll all be obsolete when the new phones support x86 apps. They did it with the Surface RT line and I'm feeling like they're about to do it again. It is Microsoft we're talking about.