lifehacker.com - 5/5/2009
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The official Windows 7 Release Candidate is now available for all users through Microsoft's Customer Preview program.
Officially the folks at Redmond had said the release would be available tomorrow...
In Depth: Windows 7 RC screenshot gallery
techradar.com 5/1/2009 — The Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) is out in the wild - if you're lucky enough to have an MSDN or TechNet account. Ahead of the public release on 5 May, we present a collection of screens taken from the RC. Enjoy! More to follow... Related Stories Windows Vista SP2 released ...
Select AMD chips lack Windows 7 ‘XP mode’ support —
PR News:
XP mode on Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 7 Release Candidate will allow the beta release version of the software to open many older Windows XP productivity applications, direct from their desktop running on Windows 7. However, it seems that select processors from AMD will not support Windows 7 ...
Windows 7 RC Direct Download Links and some Fine Print —
ithinkdifferent
Unless you’ve been living under a rock since ages, you would be very well aware about the public release of Windows 7 Release Candidate. If you don’t want to go through the hassle of signing up and so on, here are the direct download links for both 32 and 64 bit version of the RC.
x86 (32 ...
Get your Microsoft Windows 7 Release Candidate… —
Krunker
That’s right.. go get your Microsoft Windows 7 Release Candidate NOW folks. The RC build is now freely available from Microsoft’s website here - http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/download.aspx . Just get yourself a key (the old Beta keys will work just fine). I do recommend that you do ...
Microsoft Windows 7 Release Candidate Launches —
eWeek - RSS Feeds
Microsoft has released its Windows 7 Release Candidate, the next stage towards the full rollout of its next operating system. The company has been pushing for Windows 7, due for final release later this year, to succeed in all the ways that its last operating system, Vista, did not. Microsoft ...
Microsoft Windows 7 Release Candidate Launches —
eWeek - RSS Feeds
Microsoft has released its Windows 7 Release Candidate, the next stage towards the full rollout of its next operating system. The company has been pushing for Windows 7, due for final release later this year, to succeed in all the ways that its last operating system, Vista, did not. Microsoft ...
Windows 7 Release Candidate: Download instructions —
Bink.nu
Welcome to Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) testing. We're
on our way to Windows 7, and if you like trying out pre-release
software, now’s your chance. You get to see what's coming, and we get
to see if our changes and fixes from the Beta testing are working
correctly. How do you ...
Windows 7 RC 1 now available for public consumption —
Engadget
Looks like Microsoft decided to pull the trigger just a hair early on this one. Windows 7 Release Candidate 1 is now available to the public at large. If you haven't gotten your hands on it, now's your chance to try it out well into 2010 . What are you still reading this for? Hit up the read ...
Official Direct Download links for Windows 7 RC —
Redmond Pie
Microsoft today has announced the public availability of the much anticipated Windows 7 Release Candidate.
Thank you for testing the Windows 7 Beta. You’re playing an important role in helping deliver the best version of Windows yet. Now, we hope you’ll join us for the next part ...
What’s new in Windows 7 Release Candidate —
Redmond Pie
Windows 7 is shaping out to be one of the finest Windows releases ever! In an effort to promote and increase users Knowhow, a new video has been posted over at the Microsoft TechNet | SPRINGBOARD SERIES website. This video walks you through an overview of all the new features, improvements, ...
Windows 7 RC Ready, May Launch In October —
Digital Trends
Microsoft is inching closer to the release of its next version of its mainstream desktop operating system, Windows 7, beginning limited distribution of its first Release Candidate (RC) of Windows 7 to Technet and MSDN subscribers. But while Microsoft's paid-up inner circle ...