Microsoft detailed on Tuesday how its partners and business customers can get their hands on Windows 7 RTM (release to manufacturing) code, which will be available next month on different days for ...

Microsoft still hasn’t officially announced that Windows 7 has been “released to manufacturing” (RTM) for production and packaging in preparation for its October 22 release to consumers. But the ...

Microsoft will likely announce that Windows 7 has reached “release to manufacturing,” or RTM, status on Wednesday, sources said. The company would neither confirm nor deny that Windows 7 will RTM ...

Microsoft has announced this afternoon that Windows 7 has been released to manufacturing. In other words, Windows 7 development has wrapped up, and it’ll now go on to PC manufacturers so they can ...

Microsoft late on Monday denied that it has finished Windows 7, quashing rumors that the company was about to declare “release to manufacturing,” or RTM. “We are close, but have not yet signed off on ...

Now that the final version of Windows 7 has been released to manufacturing, it's time to find out how much of an improvement or not it will make over its predecessors, Windows XP and Windows Vista.

Based on what I've seen first-hand, along with what third-party sources have been telling me, Windows 7 RTM build is build 7600. I've had a look at this build today (I don't have a personal copy yet ...

Yesterday Microsoft released the final version of Windows 7 to Technet and MSDN subscribers, but you can't upgrade directly from the release candidate to the final release—at least, not without a hack ...

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It's true. Windows 7 was just released ... to manufacturers. Of course, this differs from that other "RTM" -- released to manufacturing -- but hey, it sounds good! Seriously, it appears that Microsoft ...