Flash Lite 2 trial for free, what could it mean ?

After reading Bill's article on the last The Edge issue and some other posts, I was wondering the following question :

Why doesn't Adobe  release a TRIAL version for Flash Lite 2 (or 1.1) ?

I'm seriously sure that having a trial version of the player could be a great breakthrough for overcoming the barriers to adoption.

For developers this could mean to be more persuasive in the phase of  showing/proposing/selling contens.
I imagine this kind of scenario, where I could present my application(s) to a company (or even to a mobile operators or whatever) and give them the possibility to try the contents on their own for a specific period of time without forcing them to buy the Flash Lite player. 
This would let companies the time to try/see/use and understand the real advantages and plus of a technology like Flash Lite.

The same is for mobile operators that could give their users the player (and contents) for a limited period of time and let them evaluate if buy  or discard it.

The trial business model demonstrated to be a winning model.

I create a Poll on Flash Lite User Group, and I'd love to hear voices from all of you :
Do you think having a Flash Lite free trial version could increase the adoption of the player worldwide ?

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