Maybe the next Efika will have two SATA plugs on it. I've already seen SATA DVD drives, so I know they are out there. Seems like the two little connectors would even take up less space on the board, but maybe there's some other reason why they couldn't use it. Maybe it'd be more because they'd need a discreet SATA chip, or can/will the 5200 be able to do SATA at some point?

It seems like that'd be the ideal answer for the next Efika version.

In many parts of the world, an Efika with SATA for a DVD drive, and 256megs RAM would make a very potent home computer.