HP/ASUS/Lenovo/Nokia will launch ARM version Win8 tablet

Computer store news According to foreign media reports, in 2012 we may find it difficult to see Windows RT (ARM version Windows8) devices available. The ARM version of the Win8 tablet is not expected to be available until 2013, and will be shipped later than Intel's Win8 tablet.
The source revealed that NVIDIA has followed up on the development of Windows RT, and its chips will be used in ASUS and Lenovo's Windows RT products. These products will include tablet, laptop and tablet/notebook hybrid devices, just like Lenovo's previously demonstrated IdeaPad Yoga.
The news also said that HP Windows RT devices use Qualcomm chips, but this product will not be released until 2013. In addition, the rumored Nokia's Win8 tablet will also use Qualcomm chips.

Texas Instruments also introduced the ARM processor for Windows RT devices, but yet I do not know that home PC manufacturers to adopt its chips.
Intel has announced that it will launch a number of tablets running the x86 version of Win8 at the end of the year; the latest news said that the first Intel Win8 tablet will be available in November.