August 29, 2006 at 14:18Windows Vista RC1 will be released on September 5
Starting today, Microsoft began distributing discs with Windows Vista Release Candidate 1 (RC1) distribution to selected browsers. It is expected that free access to RC1 will be open on September 5th. This is a good opportunity to download a program worth almost five hundred dollars for free.
The release of RC1 means that the development of the new generation Vista operating system has reached the finish line. Now, before the official release, Microsoft will not have time to do anything, except to fix some bugs at the last moment.
Windows Vista will enter corporate customers in November (most likely in early November), and retail sales will begin in January 2007. If you believe the accidental leak of informationthrough the Canadian site of Microsoft, the cost of the most expensive modification of Windows Vista Ultimate will be $ 450, and the "lite" version of Home Premium will sell for $ 270. Upgrading from Windows XP to Vista Ultimate will cost $ 270 and $ 180 to Home Premium.
The release of RC1 means that the development of the new generation Vista operating system has reached the finish line. Now, before the official release, Microsoft will not have time to do anything, except to fix some bugs at the last moment.
Windows Vista will enter corporate customers in November (most likely in early November), and retail sales will begin in January 2007. If you believe the accidental leak of informationthrough the Canadian site of Microsoft, the cost of the most expensive modification of Windows Vista Ultimate will be $ 450, and the "lite" version of Home Premium will sell for $ 270. Upgrading from Windows XP to Vista Ultimate will cost $ 270 and $ 180 to Home Premium.