Hi all
Perhaps, when Windows 8 is released, X1 Hybrid or future hybrid dual-CPU machines should have switchable dual-CPU, building more advanced technology. (not sure whether ARM and x86-x64 OS are compatible though). Just an idea, not sure would it be possible. 
Example:
- Battery Stretch (*ThinkPad): Using Qualcomm cpu only with lockdown to lowest clock speed.
- Power Saver: Using Qualcomm cpu with adaptive power
- Balanced: Using Intel cpu with adaptive power
- High / Max Performance: Using both Intel and Qualcomm cpu with adaptive power.
This idea is similar to Nvidia Optimus Graphics. (They could also specify which process to run with which CPU, Intel High Perf or Qualcomm) Just like running processes with High Performance NVIDIA Graphics or Intel iGPU. This would result with better power management with more power. (e.g. Qualcomm handling OS, Intel CPU handling some specific intensive task). However, this may causes higher power consumption when running full load on both CPU.
Hopefully, 2012 would be a better year for all of you! 
Peter
ThinkPad: W520 (4284-A99)
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