domain UMPCWIFI(.)COM (Rep ++ for your appraisals)

[slaughterbeck]

Please appraise UMPCWIFI(.)COM












Thanks,
Kimmy

 

[conradseeds]

I like it--As you can see with my post i love Umpc

 

[chimaera]

You might have a good buy ... depends whether it ends up being called Origami as rumoured. One of those that it's hard to know whether to take a risk or not ... I mean, domains such as UMPCrepair.com, buyaumpc.com etc would be valuable if it takes off and becomes well known ...

So, hard to give a current valuation. Hold on to it and see I reckon.

 

[slaughterbeck]

Origami? Make that 'UMPC'

You might have a good buy ... depends whether it ends up being called Origami as rumoured. One of those that it's hard to know whether to take a risk or not ... I mean, domains such as UMPCrepair.com, buyaumpc.com etc would be valuable if it takes off and becomes well known ...

So, hard to give a current valuation. Hold on to it and see I reckon.

It's official!

Microsoft's teaser campaign notwithstanding, the company is confirming that the devices that everyone is calling "Origami" actually won't be branded with that name. Instead, Microsoft and hardware makers are calling the category the Ultra-Mobile PC, or UMPC. In an interview yesterday, Mika Krammer, a Microsoft marketing director involved in the project, explained that Origami was merely meant to be the code name. She said the volume and breadth of buzz created by the cryptic Origami campaign caught the company by surprise.

The first of the devices -- from Samsung, Asus and Chinese manufacturer Founder -- were announced early today at the CeBIT trade show in Germany. Microsoft expects them to be priced from $600 to $1,000. See this story for more details. And the OrigamiProject.com site that attracted all that attention has been updated with the promised third message, to reflect the unveiling.

Posted by Todd Bishop at March 9, 2006 5:29 a.m.

Source: NWAlso check out Origamiproject

 

[staskul]

Much develope name, I think!.... low $xxxx

 

[Phronesis]

It's insane how fast those names went when that statement was released. I use a domain search tool that updates twice daily. It was telling me all kinds of UMPC .coms were available. When I went to check at the registrar, they were gone already. Funny how real estate can be created and how fast people swoop in to snatch it up. I managed to find a few good ones but I had some in my cart that were regged before I could finish the process! Crazy, crazy.

Great name btw!

 

[-fp-]

Great name and I must say and brilliant research!

I would give it a price tag of high $xxxx but would also hold on to it for at least 6-12 months.

Congrats.

-fp-