It's probably because the new products are really incremental improvements over some niche. There's nothing wrong with that either. I don't expect that a compan

It's probably because the new products are really incremental improvements over some niche. There's nothing wrong with that either. I don't expect that a company would churn out groundbreaking products year over year -- I certainly wish so, though, as it means new problems to tackle, more meaningful projects to work on, and more demand of engineers in the industry.