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- Thread starter XP-Man
- Start date
Low-Boy/LCPM
Active member
I'm gona say early 2016 maybe this winter...it should be worth the wait
Andy Sabisch
Active member
XP was looking at a V3.3 release but since a V4.0 was needed to fully utilize the new coil features, the decision was made to hold off an interim release and go with V4.0.
Not sure if everyone knows just how involved a digital upgrade is in terms of testing but XP will not release a half baked product that requires patches and fixes. When one item is tweaked all features need to be tested to ensure a slight change to Function A did not impact Function E by accident so the in-field testing process is time consuming. Having talked with Alain in the field while he was testing the software and coil, I can vouch for the effort that is going into this upgrade.
The coil and V4.0 are tied together and it is looking like 2016 for the joint release.
I would rather have a quality product that has been tested rather than something that you do not have confidence in . . . . saw the following image and thought it fitting . . .
[attachment 319978 ServenoWine.jpg]
Andy
Not sure if everyone knows just how involved a digital upgrade is in terms of testing but XP will not release a half baked product that requires patches and fixes. When one item is tweaked all features need to be tested to ensure a slight change to Function A did not impact Function E by accident so the in-field testing process is time consuming. Having talked with Alain in the field while he was testing the software and coil, I can vouch for the effort that is going into this upgrade.
The coil and V4.0 are tied together and it is looking like 2016 for the joint release.
I would rather have a quality product that has been tested rather than something that you do not have confidence in . . . . saw the following image and thought it fitting . . .
[attachment 319978 ServenoWine.jpg]
Andy