Interesting observations from the photo and specs:

• The two DVI ports are stacked, indicative of the dual-PCB design
• Nothing is known of the power usage of the card: how much it draws or even how many power connections it has on it
• Since it is G92-based, we can assume that it will have the same 256-bit memory bus that the 8800 GT and 8800 GTS 512 cards sport
• No word yet on clock speeds, shader clocks or anything like that yet

Josh's Update:  Now that we have some real pictures of the card and some basic specifications, we can also speculate on some more info.  If you remember the older 7950 GX2 was based on the same G71 chip that the 7900 GTX used.  The 7900 GTX was clocked at 650 MHz and had a double slot cooler, while the GX2 with its two chips were clocked at a rather conservative 500 MHz.  Even though these were the "mobile spec'd" G71, the card still pulled quite a bit of power and put out quite a bit of heat.  When we consider that the partially disabled 8800 GT is fairly power efficient, but puts out heat like a warehouse fire in a single slot configuration... I am pretty confident that NVIDIA will do just as they did with the 7950 and clock the cards down to the 500 MHz level (and certainly not much higher than 525 MHz).  These are full G92 chips with the 128 working SPs, and I would imagine that the shader cores would be clocked at around the 1500 MHz level.  We can also bet that NVIDIA will utilize 900 MHz GDDR-3, as it is in great supply at very good prices.  So, that would give approximately 115 GB/sec of memory bandwidth.  NVIDIA will likely say that the card pulls around 190 watts at full bore, but from the pictures it looks as if the cooling is going to be far more robust than the older 7950 GX2 and it's two small fans/heatsinks.

Be sure to read the full outline at HardOCP for another pic and more speculation from them.