Has anyone seen this? A really beautiful turntable

I've always wondered how they manage wow and flutter in that floating  platter, with no side load correction it would wobble all over the place I'm thinking. How do they keep VTA constant? lots of strange ness there, maybe it works but like other I feel its a gimmick.  

According to several posters on Vinyl Asylum, this company or this product has gone under.  The stories are conflicting.  One is that it cost too much to produce.  Another is that it cannot work with an MC cartridge because of the magnetic field.  And finally, another person wrote that it plain does not work reliably.

It is a good idea but the project is still immature ihmo, so it was put on the market to start returning expenses incurred for idea and production.

Mijostyn, "The background noise on even the best pressing is a lot higher than any reasonable modern belt driven turntable so in reality a solution in search of a problem."

Do you think that bearing noise is irrelevant? If so, I assure you that it is not. Just listen to an air bearing TT with air in all three dimensions.

As Glen said, what about stability? What fixes the record with respect to the stylus? Does the platter wobble when the stylus is dropped? Horizontally? Vertically? Got to suspect it does, at least somewhat, and the effect is audible.