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malcs Posts: 292

yeah its locked though and im going to try the orange route first
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Posted: 2003-07-02 01:26:50
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bluelights Posts: 9

i have both handsets, i use my p800 for work/business and i use my sl55 for when i am going out at night!!!

so the best of both worlds )

both good phones in their own way...
however you cannot compare the 2 since they are totally differant

regards
nick
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Posted: 2003-07-02 11:28:19
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jamesward Posts: 252

@AndyM - how does it disprove you cannot copyright a series or numbers, or am I being blind?

@omegac75 - Mmy mistake, then, I guess, but I am certain i saw no AMG on it, but i guess it could have been removed at their choice, or had it all removed and had an SL500 with the SL55 badge on. Ne'er mind.

Well, I was half right! But it would still be a way of Merc getting more money, after all, thats what business is all about, but then, theyre not competition, not even the same sport.

But then, i guess the 'phone would have to have 'SL55 AMG' as its title to be copying it.

forgive me, just read through... jlooks like im having an argument with myself!
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Posted: 2003-07-03 02:47:53
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simion_levi Posts: 291

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On 2003-07-01 20:04:35, AndyM wrote:
I was under the impression you could copyright a series of numbers but this link disproves it. http://peugeot.mainspot.net/hist11.shtml




Not quite sure what the link says as didn't read all of it - but I know, as one example, that Intel changed from their numbering system (386, 486 etc) to the 'Pentium' designation because they could not copyright the numbers - thus AMD & Cyrix etc could make their own chips and call them the same. Don't know if there was anything special about that case though, or if it encompasses everything.
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Posted: 2003-07-03 11:36:19
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jamesward Posts: 252

so, whats the limit of copyrighting? where does it stop? could i copyright the word 'sprena' (i made that up) so that whenever it came up i could get royalties?
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Posted: 2003-07-04 01:33:23
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