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it would appear from this video that they haven't:http://www.youtube.com/user/EternalPtah#p/u/0/a53UOSotyasI am pretty sure that there is a picture floating around of the factory doing the vic-slims showing a bios screen with the commodore logo on it. But for the life in me I can't find it now.===Edit===Found it. You can see from the pic ,that the Chinese facility dealing with the vic-slim's has provided, the bios displaying the Commodore logo. Which makes me wonder why they have put it on the slims and not the flagship C64X.http://www.commodore-amiga.org/forum/27-commodore-usa/4257-more-photos-from-cusa?limit=15&start=30&lang=en#4443Maybe thats another thing that will come on the COS 1.X disk lol.
You would think that they would, in the very least, want it on the ultimate editions. After all it's $900 worth of computer. I would want Commodore logos flashing at me the moment it start up too.Every PC I have ever bought came with a fancy logo on boot.
Yeah, OEM BIOS screens have been near-omnipresent since about 2005, really. It'd be one thing if the demoed machine has just been switched to verbose mode (I do this on all my computers, but then I'm weird like that,) but if they actually didn't even bother...that's just pretty lazy.
And that's the weird part - polish (or at least the perception thereof) has been pretty much their entire marketing strategy - "buy it, it's got a nice reproduction case and a nice keyboard!" Quite an oversight, considering...