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roberts:
Current Debian v6, squeeze, supports the hardware as shown in this link
http://www.debian.org/ports/mips/

Loongson and Yeelong laptops were popular before Android invaded the Far East.
Not sure if Android is running on the Loogson but...

Just recently announce is Ingenic JZ4780 SoC Features a Dual Core MIPS CPU

Read more: http://www.cnx-software.com/2013/01/05/ingenic-jz4780-soc-features-a-dual-core-mips-cpu-and-powervr-sgx540-gpu/#ixzz2HgPjL1IB

So it seems more than just routers. I have been contacted via email to consider port to Mips.
Alas so much to consider.

gerald_clark:
Tomato USB also runs on mips routers.
The Asus RT-N16 router has 5 Network ports, two USB ports, 8M of flash and 128M of RAM.
My $25.00 Belkin Share Max N300 is identical hardware except for 4M flash and 64M RAM.
There are additional packages available from sources such as optware.
tomatousb.org has more info.

bmarkus:
Well, I'm not saying that you can't find MIPS based product with more resources, but their availability and popularity. Also this target group looks segmented. Of course targeting a specific platform specially in collaboration with the hw vendor would make it entirely different :)

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