I only have marketing stuff to go off of, but the ZenoTOF platform got an upgrade release at iHUPO in the ZenoTOF+. I guess the other one is now the ZenoTOF Classic or the ZenoTOF Lite. You can read the marketing stuff here.
The system keeps EAD and Zeno pulsing, but appears to add a fast sliding(?) quad ramp function.
By rapidly parallelizing the pulse/eject in the zenotrap it looks like the efficiency goes way way up and allows some ridiculously fast acquisition times for high loads as well as impressive coverage of low load samples (top panel). To get to the numbers in that panel they did drop the microflow and moved over to the IonOpticks Aurora 15cm and 150 nL/min.
You know, when you need a QQQ it's made sense for the whole time I've been doing mass spec to talk to each vendor and either visit a demo lab or two or send out samples. How cool is it that it makes sense to do the same thing for global proteomics today? Hopefully this all translates to competitive pricing!
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