You may like 'Etelka', by František Štorm.

Dav(id)

Hi Jan, how about Fabrizio Schiavi’s Sys?

Etelka looks good. Maybe a bit too wide and not techy enough.
Sys seems too isonormish for text setting.

Something else I thought of was Cachet.

Thanks so far.

Maybe FF Max?

What about the face used for TypeCon 07? It is pretty tech in feel but is also really usable for Magazine sized texts. FF Sanuk. Also, what about Vista Sans. Or FF Din? Cachet is cool but I would shy from using it in longer texts. Sys & Etelkta seem in between.

FF Din has become kind of the standard font for anything here in Germany. Two TV-station use it for their identity. You just see it everywhere.

Sanuk is an option. Thanks.
Considering Sanuk probably means considering Klavika as well.
Regarding Cachet - we’re not talking long texts here, just stationary and heads/subheads or/and short texts on the website.

Section

Camingo

Zemestro

Beta Sans

FF Jigger is a similar take on Isonorm, but it's more of a display face, lacking descenders.

Hey Stephen. I was hoping the listmaster would join the suggestions party.
FF Jigger is what Yves uses for his Unzipped Typequiz logo, right?
It’s too much a display face and too ironic for my needs, though
(and it’s monospaced).
Anything else more suited for text?

Check out Klavika

http://www.fontshop.com/search/?q=klavika&x=0&y=0

Thanks Patty. I already considered Klavika when considering Sanuk (see above).

Actually, Jigger isn't monospaced, even though some of the forms look that way.

More tech sanses:

Ubik
FF Unit
Noa
Storno
Metroflex
Notes, Notes Style, Soft,

Simian - we tend to forget about the Text versions in this series. Concidentally, the all caps look quite lovely on Jan Middendorp's business card and he stumped me when he challenged me to ID it because I've never seen Simian without its quirky letters.

Maybe http://Cholla?

Speaking of Cholla: Fishmonger
Sylvia

Would Sophisto work?

Sophisto

Sharon

Thanks everyone.
PSY/OPS has several good ones.
But it’s gonna go in a different direction.
So, this should be enough.