unruledboy
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do we still get free one drive space after registering surface pro 3
free one drive space with surface pro 3?
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unruledboy
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so i should buy a surface pro 2 and return it and get a surface pro 3? LOL
MS just announced "Massive increase to OneDrive storage plans: 15 GB free for everyone, 1 TB for Office 365 subscribers"
Also, lowered the prices on all plans by ~70%.
https://blog.onedrive.com/new-onedrive-storage-plans/
I didn't find the voucher with the SP2 all that interesting anyways. It only gave you 200GB for 2 years. After 2 years you loose the 200GB limit, not sure what happens to your data.
Also, lowered the prices on all plans by ~70%.
https://blog.onedrive.com/new-onedrive-storage-plans/
I didn't find the voucher with the SP2 all that interesting anyways. It only gave you 200GB for 2 years. After 2 years you loose the 200GB limit, not sure what happens to your data.
benjitek
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At the time, it was 'interesting', however, as a Office365 subscriber -- it no longer matters. 1TB has me covered -- great way to add value to my Office 365 subscription!
The plan was you started paying for the additional storage....which becomes much more palatable at the new prices
I have 420GB of OneDrive Storage currently....
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unruledboy
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@jnjroach
thanks for the info, currently I have 60gb dropbox (48gb 2 years because of galaxy noet 2 activation).
I am not sure if One Note supports other cloud storage like dropbox (or maybe the other way around)?
thanks for the info, currently I have 60gb dropbox (48gb 2 years because of galaxy noet 2 activation).
I am not sure if One Note supports other cloud storage like dropbox (or maybe the other way around)?
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unruledboy
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@jnjroach
I am curious, the Office 365 Personal says it allows 1 PC and 1 tablet. Does surface pro 3 considers as a tablet or PC............. LOL
I am curious, the Office 365 Personal says it allows 1 PC and 1 tablet. Does surface pro 3 considers as a tablet or PC............. LOL
benjitek
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You can count a Surface as either. If you have some other tablet, then you can count your Surface as a PC (or the other way around)...
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unruledboy
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@benjitek
sounds very tricky and clever......
when talking about performance, SP3 will say it's a tablet, when talking about portability/weight etc, SP3 will say it's a laptop
sounds very tricky and clever......
when talking about performance, SP3 will say it's a tablet, when talking about portability/weight etc, SP3 will say it's a laptop
benjitek
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Tricky and clever?, it's actually Microsoft policy for Surface & Surface Pro owners. Do you know how to use Google? Bing?
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