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Microsoft Hits Vista RC1
Microsoft’s Windows Vista RC (Release Candidate) 1 is done. Now it’s up to the estimated 6 million testers to which the company is planning to release the code to determine if it really is ready for prime time. Microsoft has posted the RC 1 build, Number 5600, on its TechBeta Web sites for select technical […]
Microsoft’s Windows Vista RC (Release Candidate) 1 is done. Now it’s up to the estimated 6 million testers to which the company is planning to release the code to determine if it really is ready for prime time.
Microsoft has posted the RC 1 build, Number 5600, on its TechBeta Web sites for select technical beta testers, including TAP (Technology Adoption Program) partners, on September 1.
Microsoft is planning to broaden the beta to include up to six million participants, total, some time next week, according to industry sources.
Vista Beta 2 went to more than two million testers. Microsoft officials, contacted on September 1, declined to confirm the six million figure.
RC1 is expected by testers to bear a strong resemblance to
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