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[Web] Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore"ANN.lu
Posted on 15-Jul-2003 10:35 GMT by Raffaele9 comments
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Tulip Computers (Netherlands), owner of the brand name "Commodore" on about to sell games for the 6 millions of C64 computers still used in the world (for the emulators also???) and to prevent any other organizations to use the name "Commodore"! As seen on PCWord
Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore" : Comment 1 of 9ANN.lu
Posted by Joe Torre on 15-Jul-2003 15:04 GMT
ROTFLMAO at Yet Another act of force against fun thats therefore doomed to fail.
If I could rap I'd sing them this song, ALL DAY:
http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/icet/freedomofspeech.html
Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore" : Comment 2 of 9ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 15-Jul-2003 16:42 GMT
Good to see they're protecting their rights of the Commodore name. If they own the name in association with computers and computer related products then good for them. How does this effect the Amiga? Commodore Amiga won't exist guess they'll have to call it the Amiga AmigaOne.
Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore" : Comment 3 of 9ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 15-Jul-2003 16:55 GMT
well, this really f**ks up the C= One project does it not?

Sounds like someone got a whiff of possible opportunity
and want to squeeze it for all its worth.....people buying
C64 games? more like C64 classics being made to run under
some emulation on modern hardware (read phones and PDAs)
Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore" : Comment 4 of 9ANN.lu
Posted by Sam Smith on 15-Jul-2003 17:47 GMT
In reply to Comment 3 (Anonymous):
I thought it might be a bit of a problem too but check out the thread on Amigaworld.net and you can see that it might not be that bad. I hope :)

Sam
Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore" : Comment 5 of 9ANN.lu
Posted by Jens Schönfeld on 15-Jul-2003 22:58 GMT
In reply to Comment 3 (Anonymous):
The C-One project is not in danger, as we're not using the name Commodore. C-One can be so much more! Apple-One, Atari-One, Sinclair-One - any 8-bit machine you can think of. That's why we decided not to use the name "Commodore", as it would limit the marketing.

Jens Schönfeld
Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore" : Comment 6 of 9ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 16-Jul-2003 08:44 GMT
In reply to Comment 2 (Anonymous):
It does not affect Amiga. Amiga has not been Commodore since 1995 when Escom bought it. Eg. My A1200 is Escom Amiga, not Commodere even if original A1200 was designed by Commodore.

And why you could not call Amiga just an Amiga and not "xyz Amiga"
Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore" : Comment 7 of 9ANN.lu
Posted by Jupp3 on 17-Jul-2003 08:49 GMT
In reply to Comment 3 (Anonymous):
They own rights to Commodore name...

But afaik, that doesn't mean, they would own rights to most games...
Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore" : Comment 8 of 9ANN.lu
Posted by idle on 17-Jul-2003 22:06 GMT
It will be interesting to see if they are actually going to support real hardware ONLY or if they will release downloads. I for one have several real C=64's and 128's which I would prefer to run games on. Emulators suck. especially on my laptop with it's tiny arrow keys.. there's nothing like the feel of bashing a digital joystick.

if they release downloadable versions only, I wonder if sales of XE1541 cables will increase...
Tulip Computers (NL) to prevent any unauthorized use of their brand "Commodore" : Comment 9 of 9ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 18-Jul-2003 11:14 GMT
In reply to Comment 6 (Anonymous):
'And why you could not call Amiga just an Amiga and not "xyz Amiga"'

Seemed you missed the humor or rhetoricaliness of the question. It was meant to be silly of course you aren't going to scratch the name Commodore Amiga off of your Amiga case and of course Amiga Inc. isn't going to call their machine the Amiga AmigaOne.
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