It's a good thing that I'm not in the habit of starting businesses just because I thought of a good name.
Because I'm sure there's a market need for design shops that specialize in making gizmos with built-in wireless.
And "BlueTooth Fairy" -- well, speaks for itself, I think. It'd be even better if I were gay, of course.
Tim Wescott
Wescott Design Services
http://www.wescottdesign.com
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dcaster
General Electric kind of speaks for itself too.
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Tom Del Rosso
If King Harald Gormsson was here he would say, "Off with his head." or something like that.
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krw
Well, you will at least need a San Fran address.
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krw
AirBus Industries? AT&T? IBM? ...but none have the flair of "The BlueTooth Fairy".
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Spehro Pefhany
He could sell the name to these guys:
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Jeff Liebermann
These daze, wireless is just a component that gets stuffed onto the PCB in some obscure corner. Of course, there is always a way to do it wrong. A few years ago, I did damage control on a wireless BlueGoof speaker design where the radio was planted in the middle of the PCB, surrounded by metal hardware, with the antenna covered by a shield. Range was noticeably limited in this configuration.
You might want to do some Googling before you use that name:
Bluetooth fairy: a person who walks around with the blinking glow of a Bluetooth headset permanently in one ear.
You might also do a trademark search: Ok, it's available. However similar trademarks haven't done very well:
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