Jan Schenkel writes: [snip}
However, the term 'vaporware' points to malevolent misleading of the market. And I don't think it's the case here at all.
I don't agree with your view of the connotation of "vaporware". While many neutral words have taken on a negative bias (e.g "criticize"), I don't think "vaporware" is one of them. (But your willingness to put it into a negative perspective helps build a case. But then maybe you also are a user of "very unique" as well?) As was said, good intentions and honesty were probably at work, not any malevolence or intent to mislead. Vaporware is nothing more than a no-show product, for whatever the reason. MS is (im)famous for it, and Apple certainly has its share.
Jan Schenkel.
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