Before reading article: Price. Size. Weight. After reading article: Design? Speed? I don't know. Windows is lost. Focus on B2B and then try to slowly corner the consumer market in a couple years. By the way, if you want full Windows 8 tablet/laptop, I recommend the Acer ICONIA W510. It's perfect for on the go and the full windows 8 experience. The reviews shit on the trackpad the boyfriend hasn't had any trouble with it. The battery lasts all day. It's nice. Plus I think I got the tablet + keyboard for 650$ off newegg. The only thing that would be nice is another full USB port on the side as it only has 1.
I immediately set it up to bypass main screen and got the addon that adds the start button again. So basically Windows 7, but Windows 8. :P
Before I used Windows 8 myself, my boss got a new laptop. I did the same set up on hers but forgot about the default programs things were opened in. She opened a photo and was now stuck without the familiar "x" button. I get a frantic call at 11pm, "INSOM!!! I can't get away from this photo and I don't know what to do I just want to go back to Woooooorddd! Pleeeeease! Halp me!" I told her to hit every key and hung up. I figured one would get her out of there. Monday I was going to stop by her office and manually reset the default open programs to the windows 7 style. Instead I just did a fresh install of Windows 7. Too much change, Windows. You could've done one of those changes and been okay. 6 months later another change. 6 months later another. You would've been fine! People adapt! But getting rid of all the familiar buttons. Anyone who isn't fully competent around computers gets scared and hides when you take those things away.