Best company name?

[brownninja97]

What do you think is the best company name in the world(ncix is out of the question).

 

I vote for EVGA.

[david cassar]

I would say asus.

[Legend932]

I would say Valve, it's a well.. A valve, can't go wrong with a valve ;)

can't think of any more names right now, will update this post as I remember more.

[nicholaswillems]

I like the name Valve a lot too, it's simple and 'powerful'.

[Glenwing]

<-- ;)

[Hasufein]

Electronic Arts

*hides*

[bradscoolio]

Cockram

 

Melbourne, Australia 

 

One of the longest running construction companies in Australia

 

http://www.cockram.com/

[brownninja97]

<-- ;)

Hmm IBM i dont know hmm. Well no.

[Hasufein]

Cockram

 

Melbourne, Australia 

 

One of the longest running construction companies in Australia

 

http://www.cockram.com/

I see these guys' office almost every day.

Always wondered what they were - never bothered to look em  up

 

[brownninja97]

Electronic Arts

*hides*

Even apple fans hate you now

[brownninja97]

Well actually i change my vote to Porsche. They are awesome, even made a car for Hitler, VW would exist without them, their products are beautiful and I have many hot wheels cars that look like them.

[Deus Ragno]

Google.

[Stav Kats]

ASICS(Japanese athletic equipment company)--> Anima Sana in Corpore Sano, which means "Healthy Soul in a Healthy Body" in Latin.

[911^NEmeSis]

Zowie just sounds cool

[Legend932]

I like the name Valve a lot too, it's simple and 'powerful'.

and it..*puts on sunglasses*..flows very well... YEEAAAAH okay that was awful i apologize xD

[eQuilibrium]

i'd have to say LinusMedia.

[Samdb]

Kingston is pretty cool.

[Jan.B]

Kellog's..no jk, there are plenty cool company names though..I kinda like 'Nike', just sounds so..simple yet very strong and memorable :p

[Jozi]

Google.

Google was originally a misspelling of a word that already exists in the dictionary: "Googol." A googol is defined as a very large number, specifically 10 to the 100th power. Googol was supposed to be a name that would be indicative of the titanic amount of information on the Internet that the company sought to organize. The misspelled domain name "google.com" was still available, so the company settled on "google." Now, both words are in the dictionary, but most consumers only ever use one.

[brownninja97]

Google.

I thought googleplex was the word. Well whatever the real way of spelling it sounds weird.

[Matsy]

Valve.

[Deleon.David]

I have got to say, even though they have crappy computers they have a really good name

 

"alienware"

[NazzzF]

Garena.

[IronSoldier]

Samsung.

[Smoka]

Schiit