Should I install 2009 labview on a new pc or wait for the new version?

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The maintenance release is officially called Service Pack 1. It will be released sometime in Q1 2009, and future versions of LabVIEW should also expect a service pack in that timeframe. Stay tuned for exact release dates.
Since you need LabVIEW installed to install the Service pack, I don't think there is any benefit to waiting, unless you want to wait for NIWeek in August, as mentioned
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If you need one and the current model satisfies your needs, purchase it. If the current crop does not satisfy your needs you certainly can wait for a new model, but there is no guarantee that the new model will have features that will fulfill your expectations.
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Well, it depends how long you can wait. We can't discuss rumors on here about release dates.
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Okay,
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Rob,
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