Korg is an older company than Roland.
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Korg is an older company than Roland.
Based on Wikipedia. You know how they say with age comes wisdom, maybe the opinion we share is that Korg is a better synth maker, maybe it's true because Korg has more years on the ball. What I'm saying is I think Korg is a tight synth producer. I like their sounds and all. Roland still has it tho. I like Roland too.
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Re: Korg is an older company than Roland.
Thats a generalization. Corporations are not people.xCDx wrote:Based on Wikipedia. You know how they say with age comes wisdom, maybe the opinion we share is that Korg is a better synth maker, maybe it's true because Korg has more years on the ball. What I'm saying is I think Korg is a tight synth producer. I like their sounds and all. Roland still has it tho. I like Roland too.
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Cos in electronics go thru management changes, transitions, re-orgs. Roland went thru that a few yrs ago.
Korgs founder passed away a few yrs ago . They have a new President. If you follow Korg closely, they became a different co. Change is not necessarily bad, but Korgs priorities did change.
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"Intellectual property refers to creations of the mind: inventions; literary and artistic works; and symbols, names and images used in commerce. Intellectual property is divided into two categories:xCDx wrote:But the way I see it is intellectual property remains the same.
Industrial Property includes patents for inventions, trademarks, industrial designs and geographical indications.
Copyright covers literary works (such as novels, poems and plays), films, music, artistic works
(e.g., drawings, paintings, photographs and sculptures)"
Unclear where you are going. Are you looking for list or some kind of report
where Korg has developed IP ?
Without more detail, its hard to evaluate if the IP has or still has commercial value.
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Of course there is the old adage that perfection builds on the mistakes of others 
But seriously, I wouldn't deduce simply just because Korg have been around longer that they are more experienced as a whole. Too generalised for me. The line is blurred in commerce where companies attract expertise from other companies which have the knowledge they wish to take onboard in a new area to be developed. How many companies takeover smaller companies which already develop and market a product or technology the parent wish to include in their line? Many times have we seen notable individuals who appear to be the golden person of a corporation, suddenly pop up in a rival corporation.....
It's just one big corporate soup out there!

But seriously, I wouldn't deduce simply just because Korg have been around longer that they are more experienced as a whole. Too generalised for me. The line is blurred in commerce where companies attract expertise from other companies which have the knowledge they wish to take onboard in a new area to be developed. How many companies takeover smaller companies which already develop and market a product or technology the parent wish to include in their line? Many times have we seen notable individuals who appear to be the golden person of a corporation, suddenly pop up in a rival corporation.....
It's just one big corporate soup out there!
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Agreed. And look at Apple and numerous other tech cos.DeltaJockey wrote:Of course there is the old adage that perfection builds on the mistakes of others
But seriously, I wouldn't deduce simply just because Korg have been around longer that they are more experienced as a whole. Too generalised for me. The line is blurred in commerce where companies attract expertise from other companies which have the knowledge they wish to take onboard in a new area to be developed. How many companies takeover smaller companies which already develop and market a product or technology the parent wish to include in their line? Many times have we seen notable individuals who appear to be the golden person of a corporation, suddenly pop up in a rival corporation.....
It's just one big corporate soup out there!
We can read up on Steve Jobs.
They have a business model based on creative destruction. New products might trash old tech, making it obsolete. I would theorize that process puts the knife
into much IP or marginalizes it.
I imagine some IP is timeless but we are talking Korg. I suppose they hold many patents over the decades as they should.
Its a standard business practice that IP has to be protected from hungry competitors or pirates. My take is we have little to work with to determine
if the outstanding IP has current business value today. I am not especially curious , however.
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benny ray wrote:I don't understand this post at all nothing but causing confusion!
LOL.
Its not about korg.
The O/p is trying to flatter me. He said
"You know how they say with age comes wisdom,"
Since I appear to be the top geezer here, theoretically I should be the top wise guy.
I know, someone is stretching the truth here

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OK Greg - you've started a challenge now...The O/p is trying to flatter me. He said
"You know how they say with age comes wisdom,"
Since I appear to be the top geezer here, theoretically I should be the top wise guy.
Let's all post our real ages right here and see who REALLY is the wisest.

(Seriously, please don't do it else Sharp will ban me!!!!)
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thats not too bad. There is wisdom in forgetting bad details.pedro5 wrote:Yes…wisdom may come with age,the problem I face is actually remembering any of it…
Its worse when a person thinks they know their stuff
then they blunder along, blaming unforeseen circumstances.
Instead of owning up to it, they continue as if.
But I am never like that. Just making an example

LOL! I am 67. Will be 68 in July.karmathanever wrote:OK Greg - you've started a challenge now...The O/p is trying to flatter me. He said
"You know how they say with age comes wisdom,"
Since I appear to be the top geezer here, theoretically I should be the top wise guy.
Let's all post our real ages right here and see who REALLY is the wisest.
(Seriously, please don't do it else Sharp will ban me!!!!)
I have reached the point where I cannot remember how much I have forgotten.
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Dam. I was born in July. But nobody cares.Rich Z wrote:LOL! I am 67. Will be 68 in July.karmathanever wrote:OK Greg - you've started a challenge now...The O/p is trying to flatter me. He said
"You know how they say with age comes wisdom,"
Since I appear to be the top geezer here, theoretically I should be the top wise guy.
Let's all post our real ages right here and see who REALLY is the wisest.
(Seriously, please don't do it else Sharp will ban me!!!!)
I have reached the point where I cannot remember how much I have forgotten.
I forgot to mention. since I have + 6400 posts, I get a 60 year bonus kicker.
Lets see. I am 65, plus 60 bonus years, thats 125 years total.
IOW, I am 125 yrs old in Korg dog years.
Those are the rules. Sorry
