What they call the "Evalbot", it's a Stellaris ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller on a board with:
- MicroSD slot
- USB host and device connectors
- I2C audio with speakers
- Ethernet connector
- 96×6 OLED display
- Motors
- Optosensors
- Bump detectors
Normally $150, you can get it now for $25 (including shipping) using this coupon code: 2JLP-R4XRT3
Fair warning, it looks like they (again) didn't expect the amount of traffic a deal like this would create, and as a result their site is slowed to a crawl. I'm currently slowly working my way through the order process, letting it load in the background while I work on other stuff.
http://hackaday.com/2010/10/04/125-o...al/#more-28923
EDIT:
Link to the product page
https://estore.ti.com/EKB-UCOS3-EVM-...III-P2165.aspx
EDIT2:
When you get to the 'Shipping & Payment' page, make sure you check the price...from the comments on HaD, and my own experience, it might drop the coupon code for no reason at some point, so just go back to the cart and go through the checkout process again.
EDIT3:
Nvm, it did that on the second time through for me too, and since when I had gone back to the cart it still had the coupon code applied I figured I'd go to the next screen to see if it worked itself out..which it did. ..it forgot about my credit card info for some reason, but whatever, I can deal with that.
EDIT4:
Oh, and when you get to the customs screen, it probably won't let you select the 'application' field right away, but if you hit the 'apply' button it'll complain that you didn't select one and unlock the field a few seconds (or more, depending on load) later.