This one is for my fellow Brits: RISC OS returns on new cheap hardware.
Still early days of course, but the specs are interesting:
720MHz ARM CPU
PowerVR graphics
256Mb of RAM onboard
Ultra small form factor (nano itx or thereabouts).
RISC OS5
Price? £120
Hmm, anyone else here something that sounded like the pin being pulled on a grenade just then? 
For just a little more money you can get this "Smarttop":
The specifications are as follows:
Freescale i.MX515 (ARM Cortex-A8 800MHz)
3D Graphics Processing Unit
WXGA display support (HDMI)
Multi-format HD video decoder and D1 video encoder
512MB RAM
4GB Internal SSD
802.11 b/g/n WiFi
Bluetooth
SDHC card reader
2x USB 2.0 ports
Audio jacks for headset
Built-in speaker
As something to refer to, I think it will actually kick some "Sam" butt performance wise!
There is also a "Smartbook" (Netbook based on ARM) that is built on the same SoC.
Video:
See the Smartbook running! These products are the result of a cooperation between Genesi and Pegatron (think ASUS), and they will be mass produced. Genesi is currently building markets for these in numerous developing countries, like in El Salvador, where the Efika MX will be sold as "mobile phone" (bundled with a subscription plan). You can do cool things with this and built in GSM and GPS.
Target price for the Smartbook is around ~$300
Target price for the Smarttop is around ~$200 (only ~£13 more than the above mentioned Beagle board). You can actually buy it now already, not mass produced, for $250.
And yes, I think there might be a RISC OS port coming...
