Specifications

SoCFreescale (now NXP) MPC5200B — Power Architecture, PowerPC e300 core (603e-derived)
CPU clock400 MHz
Memory128 MB DDR SDRAM, controller at 266 MHz (133 × 2)
Storage44-pin 2.5-inch IDE / ATA-4 connector (notebook drive)
Networking10/100 Mbit/s auto-switching Ethernet, Realtek RTL8201CL PHY
USB2 × USB 1.1 (OHCI host, 12 Mbit/s)
Expansion33/66 MHz 3.3 V-keyed PCI slot; optional AGP slot via 90° riser adapter
AudioAC97 codec (IDT/Sigmatel STAC9766): stereo line-out/line-in/mic, optical S/PDIF out
SerialRS-232 (D-SUB9) on PSC1, configurable up to 1 Mbit/s
IrDA5-pin header on PSC6 (SIR/MIR/FIR/UART/GPIO), 2400 bps–4 Mbps
Dimensions118 × 153 × 38 mm (with AGP riser adapter)
FirmwareOpen Firmware (IEEE 1275, CHRP), Genesi Firmware v1.3, with an x86 BIOS emulation layer so standard AGP/PCI graphics cards initialise

Every row above appears in at least two independent sources: Genesi’s own specification and product pages (the Genesi Network, counted as one), the independent bplan GmbH reseller pages, the community-written Efika Book v1.5, and the Wikipedia Efika article. The MPC5200B itself is described by NXP’s data sheet and product brief for the part.

Claims I could not verify

These turn up in the wild but rest on a single source each, so they stay off the table above until a second, independent source confirms them:

There is also a documented but single-sourced split between a pre-production “5200” board (plain MPC5200) and the production “5200B”, again from the Efika Book alone. Which revision this particular unit carries is still to be documented.