
The final test
By Ina Fried
Published: 5 May 2009 08:31 GMT
The release candidate of Windows 7 has made its public debut.
After arriving first on torrent sites and then last week showing up on Microsoft's developer program websites, the operating system arrived on the main Microsoft.com late on Monday night. The software was slated to be made publicly available today.
The release candidate version, officially build 7100, is expected to be the last major public test of the product before it is finalised. The company will only officially confirm it plans to release Windows 7 before Windows Vista hits its third anniversary of broad availability in January. However, the software maker is widely seen as aiming to finish it soon enough for it to be on PCs that ship during this year's Christmas shopping season.
A Microsoft representative was not immediately available for comment.
Original article: Windows 7 Release Candidate debuts early from CNET News.com
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