Microsoft said this week that licenses for its new Windows 8 operating system are selling like hotcakes, but some Asian computer manufacturers are telling a different story, according to The Wall Street Journal. "Demand for Windows 8 is not that good right now," David Chang, chief financial officer for Asus, told the WSJ. The newspaper also reported that Acer executives "were uncertain how Windows 8 would be received by consumers." Those doubts expressed by Asian OEMs...