Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 26th Apr 2006 15:00 UTC, submitted by sean batten
"A Chinese company called YellowSheepRiver wants to make affordable budget computing a reality with its new $150 Linux Municator, a highly compact and innovative PC built with inexpensive Chinese hardware components. Although MIT's much touted $100 Linux laptop has yet to transcend its status as vaporware, YellowSheepRiver already has a working product which could potentially be available for purchase within the next three months." It runs on a custom 64 bit processor, derived from the MIPS processor, and as a result won't run Windows.
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2005-08-18
You realize of course that pretty much every single electronic appliance you have is made entirely or partly in China?