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Originally Posted by Halm
There are going to be 2 versions of this. The ARM version is what they showed yesterday. From what I have read, it will be Win 8 Lite: very low power requirements, smaller form factor, but no network client. The challenge for MS will be the Intel version. Normally this means a bigger form factor and more heat from the processor. Ivy Bridge chipset could be what they need to overcome heat and package a full blown enterprise OS in a tablet form.
Again from what I have read, look for intro shortly after Win 8 releases.
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My HP Slate is Atom based. The Samsung is an i5. I think that is how you'll see the difference.