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ePod Windows PC Looks Like iPod
Wednesday, February 22nd, 2006 at 2:00 PM - by Brad Cook
Logisys Computer, which is known for its line of unique PC cases, has introduced the ePod SOHO, a white case that features iPod-like controls on its face. CNET reporter Ina Fried noted that Logisys' "We do different" motto "is somewhat reminiscent of Apple's 'Think Different' campaign."
Ms. Fried said that a Logisys representative confirmed that the company did not talk to Apple before producing the case, which requires consumers to supply their own motherboard, hard drive and other internal guts. An Apple representative was unable to comment.
Ms. Fried also pointed out that Apple sued eMachines and other companies in the late 1990s when they produced computer designs that were very similar to the original iMac.
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