A company named Netpliance sells a flat-panel Internet terminal named the
I-Opener for US$99; this device can only connect to a special (premium)
Internet service. However, it's based on a cheap PC chipse.
Some enterprising hacker has figured out a way of
hacking it into a Linux box, adding a hard disk in the process.
Or, if QNX is enough for you, you can
get root on it with only a PS/2 keyboard. (via Slashdot)