FXI Cotton Candy - Galaxy S2's CPU, USB stick form factor, HDMI vid output, sub-$200, 2H2012

http://www.theverge.com/2011/11/17/2570060/fxis-cotton-candy-usb

That could be an interesting one, although how open is the documentation on the Exynos?

With that, though, you could use a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, plug it into the back of your monitor, have a USB power brick of some kind, and have a full RISC OS machine. (With one wasted core, because… yeah.)

And, the other trick it has up its sleeve… apparently it can plug into a Windows or Mac machine, and boot up into a window on that machine.

So, one could sell a RISC OS machine that could be a slave to a desktop, or be its own machine when plugged right into a monitor. Think the “emulate” and “native” thumb drives, except it’s always native, even when emulating?

how open is the documentation on the Exynos?

That’s a good question. Anyone have any answers? The A-15 Exynos 5250 should be out in 2012.