Touch-Enabled Windows 8 Laptops: What's Out There?

I'd be happy to get one from the bottom of a cereal box. Wouldn't go beyond that in spending though... it's just that kind of useful as a PC.

Just got the Toshiba 925T for my wife and she loves it. I am looking to return mu Microsoft Surface, pay a little more and get a Ultra-book convertible for myself. Any suggestions?

Waiting will reward. I held out for months until the Nexus 10 for my GF and so glad I did, it's better than I had hoped. For myself, I want a detachable keyboard and real windows, convertibles are nice, but I give a lot of client presentations and walking in with a small binder and light laptop is so much more elegant than lugging in a laptop and looking for a place to setup etc, besides that, it's really about work and play, when you want to work, you want a keyboard, afterwards I don't want to lug around the weight...Physical keyboards, no "sort of" keyboards.

Why is there no story about the random reboots of Windows Phone 8 here on techspot?

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Buy any of the above but Lenovo Yoga. Somehow, Lenovo has been able to find ways to waste 60GB out 128 GB just on OS (and related data).

Personally I like the HP Spectre XT, but I will buy only if they offer it with a 'discrete' GPU.

Samsung Series 5 Ultra Touch looks good to me.

A good friend of mine just told me today he bought a W8 tower & so I will be checking it out next month I think.
Looking forward to checking it out.

Samsung Series 5? Meh? I don't think it's that great. I do NOT like the MacBooks either.

I'm in the market for a workstation-like laptop with a touchscreen, win8, DDR 1600 and decent graphics. Maybe dual HDD bays if possible. Price is no object, what should I get?