-> Look here and tell me what you think about a butterfly shaped CD-ROM

Boy, it's a stunning idea. Yet, I prefer the "download and burn for yourself" method, it's faster for the updates, but the CD given for the Peg would be just impressing in a butterfly shape.

Yes,

I've seen more of these kind of cd's.
A butterfly is a challenge to make, but possible

Spidey

Something to give away at trade shows for free?


I am thinking more of an eye-candy type promo..

How often will early versions of MorphOS be used later on anyway? You might toss a regular CD-ROM... but you KNOW you'd keep the old butterfly shape MorphOS promo disc as a collectors item ;)

Maybe with the Blizzard/Cyberstorm MorphOS version?

Some CD-ROMs have a smaller metal ring at the centre, but the rest of the disc is clear.

*LOOK*

I wonder if anyone can do glow in the dark silkscreening?

-> cloverleaf design *LOOK*

This is interesting stuff, I will investigate.

It would fit nicely to the Butterfly-shaped full-colour mousepads we're planning!

One word: "SlipCover"

Explained: A jewel-case is a jewel-case is a jewel case. But a slipcover for a jewel case indicates something important. It could be matched with a slipcover of the same style and design for "mini-manuals".

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You mean I could finally retire my C= Mousepad "real soon now" (tm) ???

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Indeed!

Cheers,
Ron

Speaking of C= ......

If I am correct the name was owned by Tulip who are pretty much
defunct themselves ? Hmmmm /me gotta mean idea

Let BB contact whomever C= now belongs to and buy the name.

And than wait what gets more attraction:
Mai' s Amiga

or Commodore's Pegasos

C= has been at the CeBIT this year. They showed their C=-branded speakers and other stuff. They did also have a C64, A500 and A1200 as eyecatcher. Therefore I don't think they'd like to sell their name to Genesi, at least not for a reasonable price.

I think 'Genesi' makes for a much *cooler* brand name than 'Commodore'.

Genesi is about a new beginning, Commodore is...

"commodore
n : a commissioned naval officer who ranks above a captain and
below a rear admiral; the lowest grade of admiral


I like the "new beginning". (Although I do miss the old C= logo.. it really stood out. And several million C64 user basewould be very difficult to match

I like these clear substrate CDs:

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