Re: ThunderBolt....
Re: ThunderBolt....
- Subject: Re: ThunderBolt....
- From: Chris Suter <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2012 12:20:48 +1000
Hi James,
On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 11:13 AM, James Wise
<email@hidden> wrote:
We currently sell and support a PCIe add-in card for Macs.
I have recently added Thunderbolt support to the kext driver,
so that it works correctly when used in an external Thunderbolt enclosure.
Now that the hard part is done i am wondering if there is any marketing/specification/certification
requirements we need to follow in order to advertise our device as "ThunderBolt compatible" ??
I'm no lawyer, but I believe you can use it without permission so long as you don’t use any logos and don’t make it too prominent. I believe you also need to use it as an adjective rather than a noun, i.e. “Compatible with Intel’s Thunderbolt (TM) technology,” and also state somewhere that it’s Intel’s trademark.
See:
and
Once again, I’m no lawyer so I might be wrong.
I might add that this is probably off-topic for this list so we should probably make this the last e-mail sent to the list about this.
Kind regards,
Chris
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