Is this for real -- a new C64/128
The Comodore Trademark has been sold and resold in Holland in the last six years
as far as I can tell both the Tulip and the Escom company have at least been
holder
of the trade mark and at least one of them payed no more than Fl 100,- (=$40,-)
I dont know if this applied only to a dutch (benelux) trademark or the worldwide
trademark.
If the comodore company once again exists it is certainly not the same company
that gave us the VIC & the C64.
My guess is that the trademark was for grabs once more and somebody
is trying to beat a few more bucks out of it.
Branding a run off the mill clone with the comodore logo and supplying a
couple of emulators and a special keyboard with it, truely sounds like a hype in
the
making. It'll blow over pretty soon.
Sipke de Wal
> > The site looks raw enough to dissuade me from believing anything will come
> > out of this. And how is it going to benefit with having a 6502 onboard as
> > claimed if there will also be a 200-500Mhz processor, and everything else
> > indicates emulation? It's obvious this will simply be a PC, and putting
> > together a machine with the specs this one will supposedly have requires
> > some expensive engineering.
> >
> > Look lower on their page, where they advertise the C= PC. I think that
> > tells us what they truly are trying to sell. The "Next Generation C64" is
> > just hype to suck you in.
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