Re: TI-H: Rights to EII

To: ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: TI-H: Rights to EII
From: gussie@alaska.net (Grant Stockly)
Date: Wed, 20 May 1998 19:55:45 -0700
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lets get one thing straight.  most amy electronic hardware person will tell
you once you figure something out, you loose interest majorly...  :)  If
they proffit of my design, I'll see checks in the mail, but I doubt they
will...  It was fun making it, and thats why I did it.

I might hang on to the EII...  It might provide income also, but I want a
CDR...  :)

If I told you who, I'd have to kill you.  ;)

>you sold your mp3 hardware to who?
>>>Okay, I see a minor problem here...  every other design was given
>away, and now
>>>you want to SELL yours?
>>
>>not every one...
>>
>>>Best of luck, but that mentality's going to spark more
>>>competition and vaporware than anyone on this lists cares to see
>anymore.
>>
>>well, then it will happen.  I'm not going to be uncompensated for
>months of
>>work...
>>
>>>I
>>>appreciate the work that you've put into it, but you're heading into
>some
>>>serious gray area.
>>
>>hey!  I sold my mp3 device and I didn't have any trouble...
>>
>>btw, I want a recordable CD player.  :)
>>
>>>Grant Stockly wrote:
>>>
>>>> Who wants to buy reproduction rights to the EII?  Its a boreing
>project for
>>>> me and I want a recordable CD player...
>>>>
>>>> Heres the info:
>>>>
>>>> The firmware chips cost $2.50 to buy, and You can sell them easily
>for $10.
>>>>
>>>> I have about 60 orders I need filled for chips...  that means alot
>of
>>>> people want chips...  (hint hint)
>>>>
>>>> At 7.50 profit per chip, thats $450.  And there are a whole lot more
>I
>>>> havn't looked at yet...
>>>>
>>>> I don't know how much I'll sell the rights to the project for, give
>me a
>>>> price...  :)
>>
>>
>>
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