EHX have been really quick at shipping pedals after their initial release, but until then I suppose it's just a waiting game.
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Sorry. I know, I know. Go stand in the corner...not surprised, i'd guess that squeezing the same functionality into a smaller box was harder, not easier, even if the digital guts was a few years newer (and thus smaller and faster)....doesn't appear, at least in the UK, that it will be any cheaper.
Hmmm...Nano Pog? Smaller but with a new way of doing it? Will that way be good? Sure hope so, because I busted out my Micro Pog for the first time in a long time last night, and I forgot how much I enjoyed having it. Don't care as much for the lower octave but I have an OC-2 for that, and believe it or not, as long as you stick to single notes, using the Micro Pog and OC-2 for a 3 octave attack is pretty cool. Gets a little stupid adding the 4th octave way down low, but 3 octaves isn't bad, and the tracking on the OC-2 doesn't glitch up nearly as much as you'd think it would. So a little one would be cool as I'm on a kick to reduce pedal size as much as possible when I can find a suitable little pedal to replace a big one.
But let me ask you those knowledgeable about the EHX Pitch Fork...considering I really only want the octave up of the Micro Pog, do you think I'd be happier with the Pitch Fork? Is its upper octave on a par with the Micro Pog?
I took my Micro Pog down to the music store to try it against the Pitch Fork, and walked out with the Pitch Fork within 3 seconds of hearing it. MUCH cleaner and much less chirp.