Long time back i have posted about the release date of Windows 7 RTM which was coming on 24th for MSDN and Technet subscribers.

According to latest news on WindowsTeamBlog, Windows 7 RTM scheduled at the end of July that this will be launched on August 6th.

For Partners & OEMs:

Microsoft Partner Program Gold/Certified Members will be able to download Windows 7 RTM in English through the Microsoft Partner Network (MPN) Portal on August 16th. By October 1st, the remaining languages will become available to download.

Microsoft Action Pack Subscribers will be about to download Windows 7 RTM in English starting August 23rd. By October 1st, the remaining languages will become available to download.

OEMs will receive Windows 7 RTM software images beginning approximately 2 days after they officially RTM.

For Business Customers:

If you are a Volume License (VL) customer with an existing Software Assurance (SA) license you will be able to download Windows 7 RTM in English starting August 7th via the Volume License Service Center (VLSC). The rest of the languages for Windows 7 RTM should be available within a couple of weeks after that.

Volume License customers without a SA license will be able to purchase Windows 7 through Volume Licensing on September 1st as we announced last week at WPC09. Mark these dates on your calendar and start making your deployment plans!

For IT Professionals:

There are a few ways you can get Windows 7 RTM. IT Professionals with TechNet Subscriptions will be able to download Windows 7 RTM in English on August 6th and remaining languages by October 1st.

For Developers:

Developers with MSDN Subscriptions will be able to download Windows 7 RTM in English on August 6th and remaining languages by October 1st.

Tomorrow Microsoft has released Blog for DirectX.  In this blog you will get to hear directly and interact with the engineers in this team.

This blog will be very useful for  all of you who are developing software to run on Windows and need performant graphics whether it is text, 2D, 3D or images and whether it runs on the CPU or the GPU

• Visit Microsoft DirectX Blog

Hello visitors,

Now no need to search for the SDKs on search engine. Over 50 Software Development Kits hosted on various Microsoft web sites, you might have trouble finding the right one for your development needs.

On this page you will find links to Microsoft Software Development Kits (SDKs), which provide documentation, code samples, tools, headers, libraries, and other files that developers can use to create software applications and libraries.

All in one Microsoft SDK link

Finally Microsoft has released Windows 7 beta officially to MSDN and TechNet subscribers. Its also available on MS Connect for Beta testers.

File Name: en_windows_7_beta_dvd_x86_x15-29073.iso

If anyone doesn’t have MSDN and TechNet subscription, don’t worry you will get Public beta of Windows 7 on following link.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/evalcenter/dd353205.aspx

Public beta will be available for very short time. So get your copy as soon as posible when it becomes available to you.

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Microsoft has also relesed an Update (kb961367) and Windows 7 Beta Language Pack.

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