Analogue-sequencer

> Hmm, I already have a P4.
> I wonder Colin, once you get famous and stuff with your
> sequencer, would Intel object to those Pn names?  ;)

IANAL, but I don't think they can. They switched from calling their CPUs
386, 486, etc, to Pentium because they could successfully protect the name
'Pentium', where they couldn't protect a number.
I don't think it's possible to protect something as generic as a single
letter and number. Anywa, it would be hard to imagine that someone might buy
an analogue-style sequencer by mistake, thinking they were getting a CPU
chip for their PC.

Cheers,
Colin f



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> Anywa, it would be hard to imagine that someone might buy
> an analogue-style sequencer by mistake, thinking they were getting a CPU
> chip for their PC.

LOL!! Actually I can imagine! :-))))