• hodar      Based upon the analysts predictions of selling 7
Million units of the iPad within the first year, I can’t see
Apple doing too much overtly.      If Apple pursues the
trademark of WePad vs iPad; all they will do is advertize the
WePad. So, from the business sense point of view, it doesn’t
make sense.      However, the intent to infract on a Trademark
is obvious. It’s comparable to opening a hamburger joint called
McRonald’s and have a big yellow ‘M’ in front. Not ‘Golden
Arches’; nah, we have a big yellow ‘M’ written in cursive.    •
hodar      Hmmm, if I were Apple – I’d contact those
distribution centers that could potentially sell this; and
announce the following:      “If your company chooses to
distribute products from WePad, Apple Computer will terminate
contracts that allow you to sell our products, immediately and
for the foreseeable future. These include, but will not be
limited to, all models of iPod, iPhone, iPad, MacIntosh
computers and all associated Apple accessories. The choice is y