Bi0H4z4rD:
I just hope they enable Analog Comparators on this one, because it would be simply hilarious to be able to use video experimenter on this one...
Well even if that isn't supported by built-in functions or official libraries, using anything that's on the final microcontroller chip of the Due should be possible without too much difficulty (provide any required pins are broken-out 
). Because the Arduino IDE natively understands C/C++, a lot of low-level control of the microcontroller can be implemented. Although this requires slightly more advanced knowledge of programing and the architecture of the main chip than many applications require. That stated, it would be nice to have some sort of easy to use high-level functions with for the majority of periphal features found on the Due's microcontroller, similar to the currently available Arduino boards.