Recently received my Commodore One reconfigurable computer. Have a look at the pic:
http://homepage.mac.com/blakespot/PhotoAlbum24.html
It uses FPGA's so that you choose a "core" from the menu and then the hardware on the board configures itself to act like the hardware described by the core files (Verilog circuit markup language). Very interesting stuff.
Standard ATX form factor. Acrylic clear case on the way.
blakespot
http://homepage.mac.com/blakespot/PhotoAlbum24.html
It uses FPGA's so that you choose a "core" from the menu and then the hardware on the board configures itself to act like the hardware described by the core files (Verilog circuit markup language). Very interesting stuff.
Standard ATX form factor. Acrylic clear case on the way.
blakespot