"Product was released" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, "The new iPhone model was released to the public today."
The original designs of the Septentriones were created by Mohiro Kitoh who remarked that since he was not directly engaged in the production process, he had to wait until the finished product was released before he could see the animated versions of his designs.
In early December, the new web-based product was released, on time.
The initial CD product was released in March 1993 with a retail price of nearly $400 ,equivalent to such competitors as Compton's MultiMedia Encyclopedia.
About 175 million licenses of Window 7 have been sold since the product was released last year, making it the fastest selling version of Windows.
Bernie Minoso, a manager at the store Tekserve, worked at Apple's Fifth Avenue store for more than five years, and had to face many unhappy owners — up to five a day — right after a new product was released.
Synaptics is at its most critical juncture since its first product was released.
That means the product is released to the importer, who must have it tested by a private lab.
It can be ordered now from www.griffintechnology.com for $35; the price is to rise to $40 after the product is released.
— Amy O'Leary Eric Schmidt: Google Glass Not Opening to Everyone Until 2014 Dvice.com | Apple stokes demand with silence until a product is released.
Typically this is 5 years after the product is released.
All this fun will be available for $300 when the product is released in two weeks.
