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Will Visual Studio 2012 interfere/break .NET 4 and/or Visual Studio 2010 if installed side-by-side on the same instance of Windows?
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Yes, you can also easly open a project from 2012 in 2010 without issue. as long as its still using .net 4.0.
As Reigo said, yes. Here's the link to the official Microsoft page with the information Reigo provided, and more details: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms246609%28v=VS.110%29.aspx
I've been burned badly by VS betas, never not had a nasty problem getting them uninstalled. Microsoft makes fine software but the installer seems to always be the very last thing taken care of. Problems I've seen is the uninstall not removing components that then screws up the retail edition and the installer not counting on other installed Microsoft products and destroying their configuration.
This one is far before a beta, do not install it on a machine you need to get your job done. Which pretty much precludes having VS2008 installed. VM is fine of course.
It can definitely cause problems. For example:
In .NET 4.0, whenever one tries to save an enum value in LINQ-2-Entities, jup, you guessed it: ERROR when you have 4.0 GREAT SUCCESS when working on machine with 4.5 installed (yes even though the assembly targets the 4.0 client profile!)
So pay attention when using this good new feature that has no reverse compatibility whatsoever.
As was stated, officially you can but it can cause problems.
If you want to run Visual Studio 2012, I think the safest way is to use the free WMWare VMplayer and install Windows 8 on it then install Visual Studio 2012 there. You need at least 4 GB of RAM but runs better with 8 GB or more. That's what I do anyway.
The good news is the install makes a system restore point. External hard drive backup is the solution to this till a real version comes out or you are starting a project from scratch.