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US Company Buys Commodore Brand For $33 Million
inKubus writes "Tulip Computers International BV -- which has held the rights to Commodore since 1997 -- said Thursday it will sell the once-mighty Commodore computer brand to U.S.-based Yeahronimo Media Ventures Inc. for 24 million euros, or $33 million. A company spokesman said they would "take actions" against possible copyright infringements of the Commodore name in the United States as well as release a new MP3 player and rerelease classic games."
Do you want to back up your claim that they had a corrupt CEO, of whom I assume you mean Jack Trameil?
He was just so corrupt that Warner hired him on to "save" their failing Atari acquisition?
Maybe you just say he's corrupt because he was a Jewish holocaust survivor, and you're an anti-semite?
I don't need no instructions to know how to rock!!!!
Remember when the dollar to euro exchange ratio was reversed? Go Dubya!
Any Americans reading this: please wake up and smell the coffee - get your government to do something about the instability and plummeting value of the US dollar. It's affecting everyone else too, you know..
Still, Tramiel is a dirty hook-nosed kike.
-stratjakt