And of course, the past three complaints may be solved outright by the use of ARM chips inside a Windows 8 tablet. Hopefully, we'll hear more news about forthcoming low-power chips from Intel's Developers Forum this week, and Intel will be able to ramp up its game to make fast, computer-like tablets like the 700T viable when Windows 8 is ready to launch. While Windows 8 has a lot of work to do in power management, so too does Intel.
