Windows 7 build 7600 for both Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 web reports are pointed for this release. One powerful feature to watch is its file sharing services. What's interesting to note here is the major jump in build revisions from the current 72xx builds suggests, but does not guaranteed yet, that 7600 is the Release To Manufacturing (RTM) build rumored for a July 13th release! Yes! today. Its the same Windows 7 build that will be handed out by Microsoft to its partners in the run-up to the upcoming Microsoft's October 22nd consumer launch, the day of General Availability (GA). If it is the RTM build then we'd expect to hear some kind of announcement with the kickoff of Microsoft's Worldwide Partner conference in New Orleans later today.
According to speculations, you might get to download the Windows 7 RTM build this week, if you're feeling lucky or naughty. Well, many bloggers are watching as Microsoft release Win7 to manufacturing. Probably cogitate over build numbers and digital signatures.
Microsoft as we can usually experience, only increments the build number when it reaches a significant goal, and the only one left is the RTM milestone. The last builds that were leaking were all 72xx builds, so such a large bump is something Microsoft would do to signify that this is the final build. This build is in the process of being leaked into the wild, but we recommend exercising caution. We can expect an official announcement as early as Monday(today), at the kickoff of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, which is taking place in New Orleans. What will be its major update? Are we getting the much better version of Windows compared to the rest? Let's find out.
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