Having alternatives to x86 is a good thing. Always wish the best for the underdog.

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> Complete MorphOS-related entries from the "blog": […]

4th August: "This Summer’s Anything But Quiet!
[...] Harald has been hard at work, and we’re excited to announce a new version of his HD Audio driver for MorphOS, which now includes a mixer! This is a significant enhancement, offering more control and better sound experiences for MorphOS users. [...] This driver supports PCIe soundcards that comply with the Intel HD Audio (Azalia) specification. [...]
[...] a new batch of Mirari boards are currently in production as we speak! This run comes with some exciting changes: you can look forward to purple PCBs, along with various enhancements and fixes based on feedback and ongoing development. We’re aiming for these new boards to arrive by the end of August [...]"
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The most expensive thing will be the PPC processor? And how much will the final price be?

> The most expensive thing will be the PPC processor?

Yes, and that's also true for the non-PPC processors on most non-PPC boards.