Nope, I wanted to know what Haswell had to offer. Now I'm just going to get it.
If I had 2500k (or was you), I wouldn't care. Sandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge, Haswell are all pretty much similar.
Just have to wait now until intel releases an architecture with significant improvements. All the improvements I expected Haswell to have, it doesn't really do. I think AMD is more suited for what I wanted out of Haswell, which is a cheap part that is just good enough, when it comes to HTPC, Notebook, etc.
When it comes to Ultrabook, maybe Haswell is better but it's SO hard to do apples to apples comparisons with laptops we'll probably never know.
Intel's approach with Haswell was supposed to be lower power consumption. The numbers are so wild across reviews, I feel as if Haswell didn't really deliver. There is no break out "Wow" yet, but I guess we'll see how it's implemented in other devices in the mobile sector before I jump to conclusions. I just expected more though.
I'm hoping that I can get a cheap Intel Nuc now that Haswell is out. Would be perfect for my living room. The whole HTPC sector is a mess though in general. I feel it could be done a lot better but we're moving to ultra tiny devices, rather than devices that actually look like HTPCs. Lian Li is the only company so far to make an HTPC that I feel looks like it actually belongs but I don't have a link to it.