Windows 8 on a MacBook Air: Beautiful and Kinda BrokenS  The
MacBook Air is the most beautiful piece of computing hardware
you can put in front of your face. Windows 8 is arguably the
most exciting software counterpart right now—sorry, Mountain
Lion. So what happens when you mix? Well, maybe not what you'd
hoped.  Now of course, caveats aplenty here. Windows 8 is in
Consumer Preview mode right now—this isn't the final plate, just
a taste. What Microsoft released today is meant to be toyed with
and dug around into, but not to replace your current OS. It's an
unfinished product. There will be bugs.  Windows 8 on a MacBook
Air: Beautiful and Kinda BrokenS  Apple also doesn't officially
support Windows 8—fire up Boot Camp, and it'll refer only to
Windows 7. Close but no cigar. This means the driver foundation
Apple prepared for Windows isn't right for this Windows—you're
kind of building a house on mud, here. And nobody's denying
that. Unfinished software on unsupported hardware isn't for the
meek—but, damnit, we