This board got discussed in #68kMLA on Oshaberi the other night. I wasn't there, but I saw it in the backlog.
A 40MHz version of the 650/800 would have been great, and for the slight increase in RAM capacity (136>128) that comes from the onboard RAM and for the A/UX compatibility that Gorgonops mentions, this would have been a really great system. Today, or even in ~2001 when I got my first 840, I would likely have gone for a 40MHz version of the 800 instead, mainly because I don't really "need" the A/V functionality, and the A/UX functionality would have been intriguing.
Someone mentioned that it looked like a Quadra 700 board, which it does, if only because physically, the IIcx, IIci, Quadra 700, C/Q650 and 800, and PM7100, as well as the IIvi and IIvx and Performa 600, are all pretty much identical.
I don't remember off hand if the 8100 also has the same physical form factor or if the 8100 was structured more like the Quadra 800, whose board has its internal connectors mostly along the top.
The Quadra 700 was introduced in 1991 and the 650/800 were introduced in 1993, so it's very possible that the development occurred in a Q700 case.
Anyway thank you for posting this!