Every year a new set of would-be "killer apps" enters the tech lexicon, and without fail, many of them either are delayed for years, or never materialize at all.
Every year Wired News gives you the chance to vent against the products and technologies that looked good on paper but never made it to shrink-wrap.
So send us your suggestions for the "best" vaporware products or technologies of 2000, and we'll print the results later this month.
Some of 1999's vaporware winners finally came to be in 2000, including Netscape's Mozilla-enhanced browser, Windows 2000, and rewriteable DVDs. Others, such as the recording industry's SDMI architecture, are still ethereal.
