@ Raquel & Bill

Just to be sure: as indicated already by "test ride", the PearPC stuff ist just meant for demonstration purposes, right? I.e. that company is not actually considering to sell this as a solution to x86 users?

Regarding the configurability of the system settings, I'd point for example to Poseidon - I consider its options for USB joystick and keyboard settings quite impressing.

Furthermore I'd include a demo version of Papyrus. Of course it might be not that impressive yet (I guess currently there's just the word processor ready?), but no doubt the people trying MorphOS will ask for some office stuff.

The already mentioned idea of including AmiNetRadio and access to the x86 harddisk I support, too.