[Arm-netbook] pyra computer

[Christopher Havel]

Another quick phone post.

YedIf the problem with my idea is the word "certified" - DON'T USE THAT
WORD IN THE LOGO but require it somewhere nearby in a local language to the
intended geographic region where the device is to be sold.

Also, the very idea of my two levels, two labels approach is to avoid
confusion. This isn't rocket science. Put away the hydrazine lol.

On Feb 15, 2018 7:34 AM, "Jean Flamelle" <eaterjolly at gmail.com> wrote:

> >  nobody gets confused, world-wide, about the Certification Mark "BLE"
> > or the Certification Mark "HDMI".
> >
> >  argh can't read the rest too busy, so sorry.  REALLY limited time right
> > now.
>
> Don't worry, I think I understand your point of view and I'm trying to
> put it in terms everyone else can follow. At least, I hope that's what
> I'm doing.
>
> Those are pretty good examples of what I'm talking about.
>
> If someone implements bad HDMI, then I assume they'll get sued if they
> even mention the word HDMI. Likewise if a hobbyist documents hacking
> an HDMI port to connect to a chip inside an adapter that converts it
> composite video, they'll run into either geo-restrictions or legal
> trouble, if that adapter fries the HDMI port.
>
> In the US people can say whatever they want, but, elsewhere in the
> world, they'll say 18-pin audio-video port to save their butts. And,
> again, for good reason because of scam artists exploiting language
> barriers.
>
> BLE they will say custom wifi.
>
> ---
>
> Luke has mentioned that if Intel makes a card the even looks slightly
> confuse-able for an EOMA68, without being certified then that would be
> infringement of the certification.
>
> I presume HDMI has probably tested this in various courts, because, if
> a someone implements bad HDMI, they can't just get away with it by
> calling it something else. So that's another way how certification
> law, could be stricter than copyright or trademark law. But, I find it
> hard to believe patents owned by HDMI wouldn't be involved in securing
> a case like that.
>
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