Quite an impressive little bit of hardware (pardon the pun) its dubbed a computer-on-a-chip. Tegra features an ARM11 processor, a HD video processor and an ultra low-power GeForce GPU all on a chip which measures 144mm². The chip measures one tenth the size of Intel's Menlow platform, and NVIDIA has shown it can play 26 hours of 720p video, very nice. Coverage is avaliable at The Tech Report and Tom's Hardware

The Open Graphics Project has just announced that the OGD1 is available for preorder. The design features 2 DVI, 256MB RAM, PCI-X, and a Xilinx Spartan-3 FPGA along with a nonvolatile FPGA for programming on boot. This looks quite interesting as this has uses beyond having an open-source graphics card. This card uses FPGAs which means general processing can also be implemented, this could have uses in fields like crypto and sound processing.