SP3's On A Plane

[explosive0]

Just started a new project in Detroit that kind of requires I fly Delta (I'm a United guy). Can't challenge because i have in the past. I'll hit silver with Delta in about a month. Whew.

 

[explosive0]

Awesome.
Did security check the SP3?

I've never had to bring out mine. So tempting to sign up for BYOC with this.

 

[InfiniteRefrain]

This is a good thread: I fly about 8 times a year domestically (US) and the last flight my SP2 was good, but not great. I am looking forward to trying out the SP3 next month.

 

[mozman68]

Hah... in first class and getting ready to take off. Flight attendant made the guy behind me put his mac book away because it was heavier than 2 pounds.

SP3 FTW!

 

[jonty12]

Hah... in first class and getting ready to take off. Flight attendant made the guy behind me put his mac book away because it was heavier than 2 pounds.

SP3 FTW!

Haha... I had the very same experience last night (thought they didn't explain the 2 lbs thing to the guy).

 

[mozman68]

Haha... I had the very same experience last night (thought they didn't explain the 2 lbs thing to the guy).

Yeah...I was surprised he actually said that it was heavier than 2 labs.

 

[jonty12]

got a new one today... on landing... "you can use it, but you can't use the keyboard". I was using the keyboard as a cover - i.e., not actually using it, it was folded behind.

 

[nasellok]

For the life of me, I cannot comprehend the complaints of people and the "lapability" of the surface pro 3. For me, and this is my personal opinion - The kickstand on the SP3 makes the SP3 more lapable than any laptop ive ever used, ever - this includes MacBook Air/Pro, Yoga, XPS, etc. The flexibility of the kickstand, and the new magnetic keyboard latch make it the best in the business. I think people like to just nit-pick on things cause its not the same, but imho, its better than traditional laptops.