Ann: GT3000 Update , page-2

"..performing better than expected.."
"..progressing in line with the Company?s high expectations.."
"..performing to its specifications and expected ability.."
".. could be beneficial... may provide a reliable..."

All good news! better? inline? expected? Pick the one you like most:)
And since it "could be beneficial" I'll keep on sitting on the fence until the company "may provides some reliable" and really good news.
My great expectations for the product are slowly fading with no-news like this. Or maybe they need to hire someone else to write good news in a more convincing manner?