wbmw, it's nice, but who cares? The high end was never the problem for PCs, as we have heard on the call and at various conferences. It's the mainstream/low end.
Bay Trail-M and the designs associated with that are what are important to me. The mantra in computing has always been smaller, faster, cheaper. Atom is what will drive Intel's client future, not Core, IMO.
The XPS 11 uses a touch keyboard. So lot of people will not like it.
The power use isn't bad. The lowest idle power is at 3.4W. I'd like to see more battery tests, but despite showing similar result to the IVB based XPS 12, it can be lot better(based on user reviews).
There's no such thing as a 6W TDP Broadwell SKU. There's a 4.5W TDP one though. It'd be a mighty challenge achieving 15W Haswell performance at 4.5W. I think the 4.5W part will achieve Haswell Y at best.
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