I appreciate the info on the ARM model, too. Thanks.
And a crappy keyboard ;). That’s exactly what I’m having trouble with. The touch feature is very nice for the Win8 interface and the screen’s beautiful, but the keyboard isn’t good enough to replace a real laptop. The only other use I can think of for windows 8 is in the media center… but that already has a bigger, better screen.
Currently I use it to RAS into Server 2012 boxes and hack about with Powershell. But a regular laptop would actually work better.
