Re: Radius IP

[Aram Fingal]

I remember at one point that either Radius bought out SuperMac or vice 
versa.  Then, Umax bought some of Radius' assets, including the 
SuperMac brand name and their Mac OS clone license.  Last I heard from 
Radius, which was a year or two ago, they were trying to get back into 
the monitor business and focus on that as their whole business.  They 
called me to ask if I was interested in buying one of their new 
monitors because I had registered products with them in the past (I had 
a Radius Multiview 21, a Spigot II Tape card, and of course a Rocket).  
It's entirely possible, therefore,  that Umax owns the IP for Radius 
Rockets.

On Dec 3, 2003, at 1:44 AM, David Rogers wrote:

Does anyone know who currently owns the intellectual property rights 
for the Rockets?  I'd like to know so I can contact them and see if 
they'd be willing to give up tech documentation and/or source for 
RocketWare and RocketShare.

Dave Rogers

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