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In a full Windows device any controller or joystick would work, since you can manually install its driver, for a Windows RT device such as the Surface RT/2 the Xbox 360 controller driver is included in the O.S., hence no additional driver is needed, That's what happens when you try to connect a...

I believe that any controller that is compatible with the Xbox 360 will work fine since it uses the same driver as the original 360 gamepad

I haven't tried it yet, but I think MediaMonkey should be able to do what you are looking for. -J

I think it is to hide the keypress, like when you type a text password, the virtual keys doesn´t get highlighted, so if someone is near you, he/she can't see your password, in this case your PIN.

I got this one at the local Best Buy, it fits the Surface pretty nice, and feels good too. It also has a pocket for accesories (like a stylus or HDMI cable) HewlettPackard WV594AA - Best Buy