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(I'm speaking more from a moral standpoint than a legal standpoint. IANAL) It doesn't matter if it's trademarkable. The entire purpose of VIDs is to distinguis
by tlrobinson 12y ago
(I'm speaking more from a moral standpoint than a legal standpoint. IANAL)
It doesn't matter if it's trademarkable. The entire purpose of VIDs is to distinguish between different vendors' devices. If I'm allocated a VID it's not my responsibility to ensure my drivers interoperate with other vendors' products.
How many products using counterfeit FTDI chips don't advertise USB compliance?