MSDN has this info now, though maybe not in a side-by-side comparison format:
What's New in Visual Studio 2012
What's New for Visual C# in Visual Studio 2012
Visual C# Breaking Changes in Visual Studio 2012
You can see MSDN blogger Jason Zander's top 12 reasons to upgrade.
And a slideshow showing new features focusing on Win8/XAML/LightSwitch.
Also, the price of VS Professional has been lowered from US$799 to US$499 (there's no longer an upgrade option for this version).
The available project types may be interesting to some:
Comparison Chart: New Project Types Visual Studio 11 vs. Visual Studio 10