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4 days earlier then I had in my previous schedule, Microsoft has now set July 13th for RTM “sign-off”
Sign off is the process where all divisions sign that they agree on the final code, which means the actual RTM build will be created a few days earlier, which is targeted on July 10th.
The general availability (GA) is set to October 22nd, this is when you can buy it in stores in a box or on new PC’s (OEM).
We can expect the RTM much earlier on MSDN, Technet and Volume Licensing download sites, probably a few days after July 13th.
That's great news, although it does mean I need to rebuild my PC, again... Just rebuilt it this morning as I was on build 7000 which was about to expire, and it looks like 2 weeks later we'll probably have the RTM. Oh well, still good news, I'm happy.
I've been running RC1 a week before it was released officially. This machine has been sooooo stable. I can't wait for Windows 7 to be released. If that's true about Technet subscribers getting it in July... Wow... I can't wait.