Windows 7 Microsoft confirms no more betas for Win
 

Microsoft officials on January thirty reiterated that there might be no public Beta two of Windows seven along with the next milestone might be the Release Candidate (RC) test develop with the running system.On the “Engineering ,Office 2010 Serial Product KeyWindows 7″ blog, Windows development chief Steven Sinofsky reiterated what officials stated less plainly at the Professional Developers Conference last year: There is going to be just one beta of Windows 7.Sinofsky emphasized in his new post that Microsoft is not sharing any new ship date targets for Windows seven. As has been known for a while now,Office Standard 2007 Key, Microsoft;s delivery plan for Windows seven is to deliver a public beta,Office Enterprise 2007 Key, an RC (it;s not clear at this point if that will be public or private) and then release to manufacturing (RTM). The RC will be”Windows 7 as we intend to ship it,Office Professional 2010 Sale,” Sinofsky blogged. More concerning the RC from his post:“We will continue to listen to feedback and telemetry with all the focus on addressing only the most critical issues that arise. We will be very clear in communicating any changes that have a visible impact around the product. This release allows the whole ecosystem to reach a known state together and make sure that we are all ready together for the Release to Manufacturing. Once we get to RC,Microsoft Office 2010 Product Key, the whole ecosystem is in “dress rehearsal” mode for the next steps.”Microsoft;s “official” response when asked for a ship-date target for Windows 7 remains three years after Vista;s general availability date (which was January 29, 2007). Many customers and partners believe Microsoft is continuing to target Q3 of this year as its RTM date.For those hoping Microsoft may rush Windows 7 and release it now? Don;t hold your breath.