RE: Sanity Check on Logo

["Wade Courtney" <courtney -at- hsq -dot- com>]

To me if you hadn't told me what it was I probably wouldn't have known. Most
people wouldn't know what a computer chip looks like, but if all your
targeting is semiconductor companies then it shouldn't be a problem.

It looks to me like it is a metallic ball reflecting what is in front of it
and it looks too busy. 

My Dos centavos.

Wade

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