Interesting ARM board w/ a web interface, designed as a sort of Arduino companion.

"The best resource for NeXTStep, OpenStep, Linux Custom hardware and software needs."

Atom processor, decent GPU, low power consumption. £150 , no RAM or HD. Would be great for home theatre stuff with XBMC. Chuck an SSD it, and Arch on it and you'd have a very servicable desktop, too.

Ridiculously tiny palmtop with open hardware. It ships with OpenWrt, but can be made to run Debian.

For some reason, they've made it look completely bonkers.

The reason Apple have kept quiet about the A4: it's probably a bit dull.

Vote for your favourite Mac hard- and software. I'm boycotting it as Quicksilver isn't in the software section ;-)

A very basic wordprocessor, with amazing battery life. I could defo imagine using one, but not for $250.

Want.

The iMac offers the smallest footprint ever, but you can make that zero with an optional VESA mount. Hang it from the wall or swing it around on your desk.