Theres a new tablet in town...

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Originally Posted by NickS VR4

I'd like to see battery life, pricing, and screen resolution.

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the better processors come with the 1920x1080 screen.

It isn't "retina", but at least you can set the thing to the full resolution, roflmao.

Here is a little more info:

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6016/m...we-go-hands-on

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Originally Posted by Forest Gump

yeah you are right, having the android or ios would be much better for doing real work like tuning your car or running the hundreds of applications you already own. wait..?

I'd pony up for the i5. Soon we will have full convergence where you take your computing power with you and just use the peripherals most appropriate to the setting.

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Good luck tuning your car with Windows 8.

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Originally Posted by DocWalt

Good luck tuning your car with Windows 8.

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there are already people who have used ecuflash with the windows 8 previews, so I'm not sure what you are trying to imply here.

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Originally Posted by Forest Gump

there are already people who have used ecuflash with the windows 8 previews, so I'm not sure what you are trying to imply here.

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on a tablet with questionable hardware?

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Originally Posted by DocWalt

on a tablet with questionable hardware?

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I don't understand what your problem is. Did Windows 8 come and burn your house down or set your car on fire? It is not even released yet and you are saying it is going to be so flaky it can't maintain a usb connection for 30 seconds.

Maybe because they essentially turned the next version of Windows into a shitty tablet OS and crippled the normal desktop functionality to do so. I don't see what the obsession with tablets is in the first place, so maybe I'm just weird.

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Originally Posted by DocWalt

Maybe because they essentially turned the next version of Windows into a shitty tablet OS and crippled the normal desktop functionality to do so. I don't see what the obsession with tablets is in the first place, so maybe I'm just weird.

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The normal desktop is there if you want to use it.

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Originally Posted by Forest Gump

The normal desktop is there if you want to use it.

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Yeah, with an overly complex procedure and with some limitations:

Boot to the 'Classic' desktop in Windows 8 Consumer Preview | ZDNet

for example: http://www.geek.com/articles/geek-pi...ktop-20120312/

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Originally Posted by DocWalt

Yeah, with an overly complex procedure and with some limitations:

Boot to the 'Classic' desktop in Windows 8 Consumer Preview | ZDNet

for example: A "real" user proves Windows 8 fails on the desktop | Geek.com

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right because they aren't going to make that easy for the full release. Geez, this is why companies don't like releasing betas.

I don't expect 8 to be perfect anyway. Pretty much every other version of windows has growing pains. It is necessary for progress.

The public perceptions is going to be bad for 8 no matter what, just like it was for Vista. 7 is a savior when on a computer that is already setup they both run similar enough normal people can't tell the difference.

Windows 9 will come out and they will have everything ironed out. I'd rather see this than no progress at all, but you are free to go back and run XP if you want to.

there is something a lot better to complain about anyway:

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