This is pretty typical of popular press descriptions of new science and tech. Initially describe it as though it works flawlessly. Reveal flaws only later in th

This is pretty typical of popular press descriptions of new science and tech. Initially describe it as though it works flawlessly. Reveal flaws only later in the context of their having been dealt with. I also used to see this a lot back when I was an audiophile. A new piece of kit would be reviewed as absolutely amazing and worthy of its huge price. Then a few years later a new bit of equipment would be praised as improving on the previously reviewed one's well known flaws.