Heh
The problem with a new name is: you have to start from scratch with telling everybody who you are, what you do and why the product is so great, because it's not related to a name a lot ofpeople already know. So when it comes to marketing, there is no worse action you can take than to change the name of a succesful product (so we're stuck with it, I'm afraid. But then again, it's a name which doesn't match with competitor's products and doesn't embed a technique's name (which can make the name go stale) so, it's a real strong name also, (although not that pronouncable, admitted ).
We haven't decided yet what we'll do with the name next year but it's likely it will stay the same.