Welp Kidd~
It ain't hard to come up with a simple answer to all your questions, their expectations were just too high! LOL
I will say this, they must have some ingenius method of denial to be able to continue to live with themselves.
"Why not perfect a product first ?
Then state that you are going into production ... After you're SURE it works properly and up the standards your customers seek ?
Not only do they not perfect the product first, they apparently advertise and hyped it before they've even built a prototype (a prototype, not a prop). I still don't think they know if it can be built. Or maybe they know it can't.
Here's a quote from a de facto CDEx expert and promoter that will spin anything to make CDEx look good. This time he inadvertently got it right:
"It may or may not not take a higher education to grasp that "never before built technology" can never have a specific finish date, only approximate dates. One can guess as to the finish time for a product, but the product will only be finished, when it does exactly what it is being designed to do.
Key words: "never been built before"
The iG4 will eventually need to be released if CDEx is to survive. That means that if they can't get it to work as they advertised, they'll have to downgrade what the G4 can do and launch a watered down instrument.
That's something I predicted with 100% certainty a couple years ago which has already come to pass.
It won't have all the features of a Motorola Razr will it Wade Poteet?
What a shame!
AI
