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Article #38728Re: Mac clones
From: melby
Date: Mon, 27 Feb 1989 23:05
Date: Mon, 27 Feb 1989 23:05
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I don't know much about the Taiwanese Mac clones, although they were mentioned a lot on a particular BBS in Yokohama during January, when a shop in Akihabara put one of the clones on exhibit. I doubt that they can be imported to the U.S. - it seems that the manufacture of clones of just about any sort is legal in Taiwan, South Korea, and Hong Kong, since they haven't signed the international copyright agreement. The posession (although not the manufacture) of clones made in violation of international copyright is legal in countries such as Japan and New Zealand but not in the United States.
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