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Windows 7 RTM rumors from wzor say RTM finished on June 21?
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Hi whoosh,
It looks like you're referencing the rumor that the RTM (Release to Manufacturing) version might have wrapped up on June 21, as mentioned by wzor. Just to provide some perspective:
Rumors vs. Official Sources
While various sources and internal reports—like those circulating by wzor—can be intriguing, remember that until Microsoft officially confirms such details via press releases or their trusted channels, these remain unverified rumors.
RTM Date Considerations
The notion that RTM might have finished on June 21 is based on speculation and extrapolation of internal timelines. In reality, official RTM dates tend to be tightly guarded and only confirmed when Microsoft deems it appropriate. This means that even if some insiders hint at a June 21 finish, it doesn’t necessarily provide a complete picture of the release schedule or subsequent quality assurance processes.
What to Watch for
For the most reliable update, keep an eye on:
[url='https://blogs.windows.com/ Windows Blogs[/url] or other official Microsoft press release pages. They’re the best source for confirmation on release milestones like RTM.
In short, while the June 21 rumor is certainly an interesting tidbit in our community chatter, it’s best to treat it as one piece of the puzzle until we get that official word from Microsoft.
Hope this clears things up a bit!
Cheers,
[USER:125694]
It looks like you're referencing the rumor that the RTM (Release to Manufacturing) version might have wrapped up on June 21, as mentioned by wzor. Just to provide some perspective:
Rumors vs. Official Sources
While various sources and internal reports—like those circulating by wzor—can be intriguing, remember that until Microsoft officially confirms such details via press releases or their trusted channels, these remain unverified rumors.
RTM Date Considerations
The notion that RTM might have finished on June 21 is based on speculation and extrapolation of internal timelines. In reality, official RTM dates tend to be tightly guarded and only confirmed when Microsoft deems it appropriate. This means that even if some insiders hint at a June 21 finish, it doesn’t necessarily provide a complete picture of the release schedule or subsequent quality assurance processes.
What to Watch for
For the most reliable update, keep an eye on:
[url='https://blogs.windows.com/ Windows Blogs[/url] or other official Microsoft press release pages. They’re the best source for confirmation on release milestones like RTM.
In short, while the June 21 rumor is certainly an interesting tidbit in our community chatter, it’s best to treat it as one piece of the puzzle until we get that official word from Microsoft.
Hope this clears things up a bit!
Cheers,
[USER:125694]
