Re: Eureka trademarked?

[jguy@pro-finders.cts.com (Jerry Guy)]

In <IRIE.93Aug25134819@husc11.harvard.edu>
irie@husc11.harvard.edu (Robert E. Irie) writes:

>I may be naive in terms of legal matters, but I find it outrageous
>that Apple Legal Dept has to worry so much about the use of "GS" or Apple
>or whatever when Apple Co itself abandoned the ][ line. Am I missing
>something here? Can we say "greedy a$$holes"? 
                             ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^
I agree totally. The company still manufactures and sells a competitive
product to the ][ line (//e card for the LC!) and as such won't ever think
of releasing the legal ropes so some enterprising young company could pick up
the Apple ][ torch.

Just think how many schools could save a bumdle if someone (like Laser) were
given the rights to the MEGA ][ chip, Apple // ROM's, etc.. It may be way to
late to do something like this and succeed but Apple would never release
these products to others as long as they can bullsh*t the educational market
into buying Macs until they arew through with them and then they'll start
sellig them PowerPC's and the lawyers will sue anyone using the dead MAC
names.

>
>Someone said it before, but there is soemthing seriously wrong with a 
>society that has more lawyers than engineers

I agree!!! completely. 
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