It took about a week to get two, several weeks ago. They can probably find some for good customers. We buy a lot of stuff from them, and it was "get us a couple and we'll design them in."
The good part is that the design, including Gerbers, is fully public, so we (or someone) can build them if we have to. It will save us a ton of time, as compared to doing all that pcb-layout/flash/dram/ethernet/power supply/software stuff ourselves.
I hope they are serious about it. They have sure invested a lot so far.
The carrier/demo board is apparently not real yet. We'll have our own application board first, with spare room, so we'll add in some development hooks for future projects. Suggestions are welcome....
Mictor connector for a logic analyzer Pots for the ADC inputs A few SMB connectors for scope trigger/signal snooping Shunts to measure Vcc and bank currents Easy ways to vary iobank voltages Dip switches and LEDs Temperature sensor IC Clock oscillators