Will,
The term in the computer industry is vaporware. It's commonly used to
identify software that the publisher has promised to release by some such
date, but never actually sees light of day on that date. Then it goes into,
"any day now" mode. Hopefully, it actually becomes available less than 9
months from the initial announced release date! Some projects even get
killed after they've been vaporware for several months!
To summarize: I ain't gonna hold my breath on that 4/16 release date! :^)
--Brett
-----Original Message-----
From: WM96@aol.com [mailto:WM96@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 1999 7:29 PM
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: DML: Hypertech news
Hi guys, anyone that has gotten the latest issue of summit might have
noticed
that they now have hypertech modules for new daks and a hypertech programmer
III for new rams. I called and they said they are on backorder until April
16. I'm assuming hypertech is actually going to make these things after
all?
Surely they wouldn't put them in a catalog and take orders for them if they
were not 100% sure that they were making them right?
Will
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