The important thing is that it suits all your needs. Glad to hear all of you are enjoying what is best for you.
LOL. That brings back the good old memories of PalmOS and PPC/Windows Mobile. Jumping over to PPC/Windows Mobile was considered the 'dark side' then. Now it's between Android and iOS. How times have changed. Though, it's funny how BB was left out of all that in the past and present.
If anything, my next tablet will be the more robust Microsoft Surface Pro. If I can scrounge the funds for that. I'm finding I can't use Android to access my work's CE courses online. Android/iOS are not supported and there are no plans in the future to support it either.
Oh the PPC/Windows Mobile days! Back when I was a diehard HTC guy. Such an underrated phone OS, if only Microsoft developed it better and didn't completely abandon it for Windows Phone (which, I still am not convinced on). One thing I loved most about Windows Phone was not having to do anything to have administrator access. That made it easy to do small customizations (like startup sound/image, visual changes, etc.). Also, the voice recognition on Windows Mobile was still by far the best that I've used. It worked well with A2DP, opening apps loaded on the phone, as well as identifying/dialing contacts. And, when it always paused first, prior to it calling someone, so if it didn't recognize the correct party, you wouldn't have to quickly end the call.
Before you get a Microsoft Surface Pro, I just want to make sure you've tried Windows 8. I purchased the RT version of the Surface for my Mom and I personally think it's awful. I set it up perfectly for her needs, but the tile configuration just doesn't make sense to me at all. FYI, Microsoft still has the Samsung ATIV 700T on sale for $999, in case you want a laptop with a S-Pen.
Microsoft Store - Tablets + convertibles
Oh, and I forgot to mention that the Surface Pro is on sale through Microsoft at $899.
If I were in need to replace my Laptop, that would probably be my personal choice (I actually had ordered one from a fraudulent website, prior to the Note 8 rumors starting...thankfully got my money back, so I'm a firm believer in "if it's too good to be true, it probably is."), but to each his own. I think part of the reason I'd be partial to that one is the integrated S-Pen (even though, the functionality isn't anywhere near as intuitive as it is with Android software). It's still a WACOM digitizer, so to me, that's always a bonus. I'm totally sold on the writing technology.