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well, the .net and org are all belong to Intel, so I assume there is a TM issue.
As I can see from your sedo listing description:
DESCRIPTION:
top notch chipset name!!!
This is definitely a bad faith if Intel chase it.
Good luck
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I am not exactly sure what to do with this domain (sell, trade or develop?). Can someone appraise the value of it for me?
thanks
well, the .net and org are all belong to Intel, so I assume there is a TM issue.
As I can see from your sedo listing description:
DESCRIPTION:
top notch chipset name!!!
This is definitely a bad faith if Intel chase it.
Good luck
appraisal noted with thanksLol, I submitted that domain to sedo so many years ago that I can't even remember it's being listed :p
Description changed.
Just point it to AMD.com :-D
anymore appraisals? I mean in $ terms
Not Much till the pentium 7 comes out, and that's to long away.... maybe 2016Originally Posted by allanh
http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/01/15/in...pentium_brand/Intel drops "Pentium" brand
Wolfgang Gruener January 14, 2006 21:31
Chicago (IL) - Intel has made a final decision to get rid of one of its oldest and most valuable brands, sources told TG Daily: "Pentium," unveiled in 1993 for its P5 processor generation, will begin to quietly disappear in the current CPU generation such as the single-core 600 series as well as the D 800 and D 900 families.
www.avensen.com -- domain name search software
well avensen looks like the domain wont have much value then
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