That review is a good news for me. Glad to see that they don't see reliability risk with the flip screen.
The area of greatest concern I had was the touch experience of Windows 8, and the reviewer rated it high. We can also see that Dell did not skimp on the display, and instead delivered a very nice IPS panel with good brightness and contrast and (finally!) full-HD support.
I think Intel will do quite well with these, as they fully address any demand for high performance, while preserving tablet-like usages.
While I was worried about Windows 8 for traditional devices, I wasn't as much for touchscreen based ones. I think a radical change coupled with new interface would be a good thing.
The early term sales won't be that high because the prices are in the place where not a lot of consumers open their wallets for. IMO anyway, but I think it'll do well for its price range.
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