Like Geo said, nothing special for this crowd. They spent a lot of time talking about NV as competition to Intel, which is where Ion and Atom came in: the art and science halves of the same interactive experience coin.
Two things slightly raised my eyelids: NV being in upcoming Audis (an intriguing toehold for an "augmented reality" windshield), and his experience with Star Trek gaming on a mainframe pushing him into 3D.
I've never really seen/heard him talk at length, and I was hoping for a slightly more dynamic or engaging interview, considering the subject matter is quite dry for most people. But I suppose he got his main points across--as calmly as possible.