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| In 2000 the Emulators, Inc. stable of emulators grew to include [[Fusion]], a DOS-based Macintosh emulator, which the company purchased from competitor [[Microcode Solutions]]. | In 2000 the Emulators, Inc. stable of emulators grew to include [[Fusion]], a DOS-based Macintosh emulator, which the company purchased from competitor [[Microcode Solutions]]. | ||
| - | The company made waves in 2001 by promoting a PowerPC emulator,((http://forums.macnn.com/89/macnn-lounge/69235/emulators-inc-release-powerpc-emulator-os/)) but such a product was never delivered. | + | The company made waves in 2001 by promoting a PowerPC emulator,((http://forums.macnn.com/89/macnn-lounge/69235/emulators-inc-release-powerpc-emulator-os/)), a product that was not delivered. |
| SoftMac and Gemulator remained under active development until about 2003, when Emulators, Inc. entered into a period of relative inactivity. | SoftMac and Gemulator remained under active development until about 2003, when Emulators, Inc. entered into a period of relative inactivity. | ||
