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Definition of hard launch in English: hard launchnoun The general release of a new product or service to the public. the site is already up, with a hard launch expected later this month Compare with soft launch Example sentencesExamples - With a hard launch expected in late Q3, the company introduced its beta version in New York and San Francisco in April.
- There is nothing to indicate a hard launch of the 580 this month: it is all entirely speculation.
- The hard launch of the Hawkeye Network, which will be broadcast on its own dedicated channel, will come this year, though no date has been set.
- Some technical issues and other final elements will be tweaked throughout the month prior to a hard launch the week of August 13.
- The company has spent several months testing "selected" Windows and Linux virtual machines with customers, with a hard launch of the service expected by August.
- An Android app will be up first and while he says he has a date in mind, there's no hard launch set quite yet.
- More than one source confirmed that ATI is preparing for a massive hard launch of its new line.
- Some companies are creating prototypes before they do the hard launch of a new store concept.
verb [with object]Fully release (a new product or service) to the public. the graphics card is being hard-launched today Example sentencesExamples - In episode 1002 I mentioned a program we are soft launching right now and hard launching on Jan 1st 2013.
- In early 2013, we will hard-launch the Portfolio, which will contain all the features and functionality needed to simplify the many challenges of a clinician's day-to-day activities.
- The site hard-launched on New Year's Day.
- We hard-launched the site that day with all functionality.
- G4i plans to hard-launch its sales effort in August 2009, with special focus on companies with a presence in Guam and the Greater Washington region.
Definition of hard launch in US English: hard launchnoun The general release of a new product or service to the public. the site is already up, with a hard launch expected later this month Compare with soft launch Example sentencesExamples - The company has spent several months testing "selected" Windows and Linux virtual machines with customers, with a hard launch of the service expected by August.
- Some companies are creating prototypes before they do the hard launch of a new store concept.
- More than one source confirmed that ATI is preparing for a massive hard launch of its new line.
- The hard launch of the Hawkeye Network, which will be broadcast on its own dedicated channel, will come this year, though no date has been set.
- There is nothing to indicate a hard launch of the 580 this month: it is all entirely speculation.
- Some technical issues and other final elements will be tweaked throughout the month prior to a hard launch the week of August 13.
- An Android app will be up first and while he says he has a date in mind, there's no hard launch set quite yet.
- With a hard launch expected in late Q3, the company introduced its beta version in New York and San Francisco in April.
verb [with object]Fully release (a new product or service) to the public. the graphics card is being hard-launched today Example sentencesExamples - The site hard-launched on New Year's Day.
- In episode 1002 I mentioned a program we are soft launching right now and hard launching on Jan 1st 2013.
- In early 2013, we will hard-launch the Portfolio, which will contain all the features and functionality needed to simplify the many challenges of a clinician's day-to-day activities.
- We hard-launched the site that day with all functionality.
- G4i plans to hard-launch its sales effort in August 2009, with special focus on companies with a presence in Guam and the Greater Washington region.
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