Designed by Yves Béhar and corroborated by a few distinguished diversion attention folks, the Ouya features a quad-core Tegra 3 processor, 8GB of built-in storage, and a wireless gamepad. It's being crafted with an eye toward developers, and the project's page records savvy hackers can "create their own peripherals, and link up around USB or Bluetooth."
The Kickstarter waste active for other 29 days, and Ouya hopes to have the console in supporters' hands by "Q1 2013." Founder and CEO Julie Uhrman told Joystiq, "The encouragement has been unbelievable. And that's precisely because you took it to Kickstarter ... Kickstarter has only been the many unusual stage - for specifically, hardware and video diversion companies - to bring their ideas to consumers. And if it resonates, you unequivocally obtain this enlarge of movement and traction, and that's what you were anticipating for. And it's only unbelievable, the turn of support."
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