gdgt

Go to the Chumby web store, and you'll get the message "the site is closed temporarily." As Engadget points out, the shutdown is actually permanent, but may not be a big deal, given that Chumby had stopped marketing its own products in 2011, opting to license its software to companies like Sony instead. However, Sony discontinued its Chumby-powered Dash earlier this year.
The Chumby was something of a hard sell from the start. As an open-source, internet-connected alarm clock with support for... Read more →

If it ran android it would sell millions. That said, if the price went down, I'd really consider it as is.