My thoughts exactly. I remember a youtube video I saw recently in which a Lenovo sales guy tells the interviewer (at some trade show) that the software environ

My thoughts exactly. I remember a youtube video I saw recently in which a Lenovo sales guy tells the interviewer (at some trade show) that the software environment for their Skylight ARM-based netbook woulb be entirely proprietary, and that they would even push upgrades to devices in the field. While it doesn't exclude the possibility, I think this attitude makes it less likely that Lenovo will look kindly upon hackers loading their own OSs. Hopefully HP will take a less hacker-hostile approach. And if anyone could make an ARM netbook with a Pixel Qi screen, that would be out of this world.