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You are comparing products aimed at two entirely different markets; may as well be saying that 'Lexus has every right to copyright a yellow car because KIA make
by jakethehuman 13y ago
You are comparing products aimed at two entirely different markets; may as well be saying that 'Lexus has every right to copyright a yellow car because KIA makes such an inferior car.' .
Just because a product is distributed with different intent and audience does not mean it does not deserve to exist.
Excuse me while I enjoy this hot pocket, I find them quite alright, thank you.
- teacup50 13y agoNot just yellow. A distinctive yellow outer case with a black face. The product looks like a Fluke -- until you look more closely and notice how awful the build quality is. That a cheap Chinese multimeter looks like a Fluke was not a fluke.
- gonzo 13y agoactually, if the sales channels are different, there is an argument that use of a similar mark (or trade dress) is not confusing.