I'm using 64-bit "dog-shit" to do production work on 8GB of RAM with very near zero problems.

Skype, at least, for iPhone and iPod Touch works (only) on WiFi, and works very well. Compared to the poor AT&T coverage in many parts of downtown Atlanta, WiFi coverage could really cover the extra bases... provided one was not moving at high speeds.

This is the first usage of a non-intel or -AMD x86 CPU to run desktop OS X on non-Apple hardware. There are no known guides to running a VIA C7 variant, so if this guy's not bluffing and provides some info, this helps other ultraportables using the C7 to run OS X. Regardless of the complete un-kosherness of running OS X on non-apple hardware, it has opened the gates for tons of free enthusiastic public user testing.