“WINDOWS 7 versions on the TechNet and MSDN download sites no longer carry the “RC” designation.While the software will not go on general sale until October 22, it means that the full version of Windows 7 is now available to hundreds of thousands of potential punters.”
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Underground App Store Courts the Jailbroken @ Slashdot
- Elpida set to enter 40nm in 2010, sources say @ DigiTimes
- UK ID card cloned in 12 minutes @ The Inquirer
- Apps that exploit graphics cards @ The Inquirer
- ModSynergy.com 6 -years and 200th Review Contest
Down with the RC
The version of Windows 7 available via TechNet or MSDN subscription is now missing the Release Candidate part of its name, the final code has been spit and polished and sent out the door to make its way in the world. As well, today is the day that volume licensed customers get their hands on Windows 7. They are the first to get their hands on the official version of the software and the first valid keys. Of course, those customers never tend to see a disk, so we still can’t see the box art in the flesh, if you are into that type of thing. Drop by The Inquirer for a link to the relevant Microsoft blog.