It mentions specifically DOS - Would it be able to boot and successfully run Windows 95/98? There's a lot of games from that period that would fun to play again without broken emulators (qemu, etc).
Not to mention the nominative determinism that is getting Winamp to run on this.
Longerish answer: Still maybe, drivers are going to be an issue. Just because the thing can boot into a DOS compatible mode doesn't mean it will have windows 9x compatible drivers. Having DOS drivers does not also make something automagically windows 9x compatible either[2]. That said it should be plausible to get a board like Rastari did that is fairly compatible because industrial reasons. But it does mean you have to pick carefully.
[1] https://www.vortex86.com/news/3 [2] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20071224-00/?p=24...
https://www.vortex86.com/news/3
The column you're looking for is the VEX model of chip
Every chip in their lineup can run W95 except the EX series and the VDX3 can run Win7. I don't know the technical reason why, obviously some chipset feature that W95 really needs.
I was pretty interested in this hardware when it was new and I'm happy to still see it actively discussed.