I have a PS3, and I'd lay down my money for OS4.1 (or 4.2
heh) for it, even if it had to run within the Hypervisor and hence had framebuffer graphics only. Maybe someone could write a compositing engine on one of the SPUs...
Not that there are NVIDIA graphics drivers for OS 4.x anyway, as far as I am aware? Weren't Sony going to expose a limited set of compositing functionality through the Hypervisor at some point for the Linux ports anyway? Not that I'd ever hold my breath waiting for it.
The good thing about the PS3 is its use of standard Bluetooth and USB, so I can sit back on my sofa with a standard Bluetooth keyboard and browse the web or chat online.
Can't complain about a 3.2GHz PowerPC core, even if it is in-order with low IPC. It'll beat a 667MHz G3-era core.