Proper use of Trademarks on websites

[slimyrock]

Question is simple. I'm going to start a business for computer repair and custom computers. If I want to advertise a computer I can build for a customer. Can I reference a product such as This computer comes with Intel's i3 processor. Or do I need written consent to even reference them? Or can I simple do this - comes with Intel™ i3 processor, and be fine. Do I need permission from Intel? Or can I simply add the trademark logo after and be fine?

Do not want to get into trouble w/ Intel, or any other brands I choose to reference to.

 

[getochkn]

Don't really thing you have to do anything.

Look at say https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Mega_Special_I

They list all different parts by different companies with no mention of trademark.

If anything, a generic, "All trademarks of all components something something" at the bottom of the page would do it.

 

[slimyrock]

Does it matter if they get their parts directly from Intel or AMD though? Like are they a qualified reseller so they don't need to reference it?

 

[Saberus]

I think as Getochkn said, a boilerplate statement of the effect of "I don't own these trademarks" will do. For a solid answer, there are forums online where lawyers will give basic advice on legal issues pro bono.