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2006/4/26

municator

Filed under: weblog — m1bxd @ Apr 26, 06 | 8:27 am

Welcome to the temporary holding page for municator.co.uk

I am interested in representing / reselling / marketing the “municator” device in the UK.

I an not presently official connected with the YellowSheepRiver company in ANY way.

BUT if you have ANY UK interest – please let me know:

  • Reselling
  • Corporate thin client deployment
  • or you would just like to buy one

Either the YellowSheepRiver company will let someone like me distribute it or appoint a distributor.

Any questions please call me:

Mark Cross
+44 (0)78 551 291 42

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  1. Hopefully someone will start selling these here, sub 100 pounds, I’d be interested anyway.

    Comment by Pete — 2006/5/27 @ May 27, 06 | 11:24 pm

  2. I would definately interested in buying one (or more) for myself. And I would definately recommend these to my computer-illiterate family members.

    Comment by Jason Tokarz — 2006/7/3 @ Jul 03, 06 | 1:01 pm

  3. @Mark:

    Has any commmunication been established with YellowSheepRiver?

    I tried contacting them via their website but I have received no reply.

    Comment by Jason — 2006/7/20 @ Jul 20, 06 | 10:57 am

  4. Jason,

    >Has any commmunication been established with YellowSheepRiver?

    No, as I think they are probably only interested in 100,000 unit plus deals reading inbetween the lines.
    Hence why I put this site/page together, all they will do is hang out for a deal with a large UK/European distributor.

    Comment by m1bxd — 2006/7/23 @ Jul 23, 06 | 8:14 am

  5. http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS6828123924.html

    http://norhtec.com/products/mcr/index.html

    A Bangkok-based company is shipping a tiny, sub-$100 PC capable of running Puppy and other lightweight Linux distributions. NorhTec’s MicroClient Jr. measures 4.5 inches square, draws 8 Watts, and has a 166MHz Pentium-compatible processor with three integer units. It targets thin-client, kiosk, and electronic signage applications.

    Comment by m1bxd — 2006/8/24 @ Aug 24, 06 | 3:10 pm

  6. I am trying to get a project off the ground in Latin America and feel that The Municator could be an ideal solution as method of “last mile distribution”. I was wondering if you there have been any developments in your quest to contact YellowSheepRiver?

    Comment by Wayne Menary — 2006/12/7 @ Dec 07, 06 | 11:03 am

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