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   From: starsabre@net.att   
      
   In article ,   
    "Wildstar"  wrote:   
      
   > The fancy projects get cost reduced and is less than what the project may   
   > have been.   
   >   
   > Projects don't become product unless A) cost is reduced and B) Features are   
   > reduced or re-engineered in such a way that it reduced cost and thusly   
   > reduced cost. C) All the above until the price is affordable to average   
   > people.   
      
   Well, of course.  But most products start off as projects, and those   
   with market potential get final development. Look at concept cars.  None   
   ever make it to market as displayed, but some get refined (such as the   
   Dodge Daytona, the Dodge Viper and the Plymoth Prowler), but more often,   
   it is features of concept cars that get refined into production models.   
      
   jt   
      
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