Knowing Karel, I'm sure he'll be happy to post a review gloat when he gets hold of one.

I'm not horribly impressed with the Tegra; it does look good on paper, but it has the natural advantage of coming out later and, perhaps more importantly, of still being practically on paper; real-world devices may not perform quite so well as preproduction prototypes, and/or fail to eliminate some of the drawbacks that are understandable with prototypes, such as poor battery life.

That said, as I said it does look good on paper, so I'm certainly interested to watch it. It's just easy to overhype each new technology at this stage, and always be disappointed with the actual implementations.