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The forum thread discusses the anticipated release date of Windows 7, with initial confusion and false claims about a June 29 release. Participants exchange links and confirm that the RTM (Release to Manufacturing) is scheduled for July 13, supported by statements from Microsoft officials and industry insiders. Overall, the tone is informal and somewhat humorous, expressing anticipation and slight disappointment over the delayed release.
The forum thread discusses the anticipated release date of Windows 7, with initial confusion and false claims about a June 29 release. Participants exchange links and confirm that the RTM (Release to Manufacturing) is scheduled for July 13, supported by statements from Microsoft officials and industry insiders. Overall, the tone is informal and somewhat humorous, expressing anticipation and slight disappointment over the delayed release.
Hugh Jarse
New Member
July 13th confirmed!
"TechNet, MSDN, and other partner connections will be getting their hands on the RTM build shortly after, if not on the same day."
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"TechNet, MSDN, and other partner connections will be getting their hands on the RTM build shortly after, if not on the same day."
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"TechNet, MSDN, and other partner connections will be getting their hands on the RTM build shortly after, if not on the same day."
CONFIRMED: Windows 7 RTM To Be Announced July 13th
confirmed by who?
Oh dear they are most certainly confirmed 
Hugh Jarse
New Member
TAIPEI, Taiwan — June 3, 2009 — Today during a keynote address at Computex 2009 in Taipei, Microsoft’s OEM Division Corporate Vice President Steve Guggenheimer revealed that the company is confident with the progress made with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, and that as a result, Microsoft will deliver Release to Manufacturing (RTM) code to partners in the second half of July. Windows 7 will become generally available on Oct. 22, 2009, and Windows Server 2008 R2 will be broadly available at the same time.
Confirmed by a Man (Or a Woman), definitely one or the other
Confirmed by a Man (Or a Woman), definitely one or the other
Yeah ok` s ennit 
