A friend and I have come up with some interesting ideas that involve messing around with DVI interfaces, and we'd like to physically implement them. Neither of us has a whole lot of knowledge in the way of FPGAs, just that they're faster for low-level tasks than a firmware-based controller would be.
We have the basic resources for board production and schematic design, but we need some direction, especially what to look for in the way of FPGA selection (some microcontroller-like functionality is desired, multiple hardware I2C interfaces are needed), and where we can get TMDS transmitters and receivers.
We're going to be pushing the limits of DVI. Dual link, high frequency (more than the single link limit of 165 MHz). The ability to buffer rows of pixel data is likely needed, depending on how critical timing is for TMDS transmitters.
Since we have so little knowledge of FPGA technology, we're looking for someone to work with us on this project. Experience with generating DVI signals is needed. We'd like this project to go commercial, but until we build up some momentum (hope of a working prototype, working prototype, working prototype that works...) it's just a neat thing to work on.