Microsoft will unveil Windows 7 at PDC and provide developers and attendees with a pre-beta build of the operating system. Steven Sinofsky, Senior Vice President, Windows and Windows Live Engineering Group, will keynote on Tuesday, October 28. Part of Sinofskys keynote will be a demonstration of the work being done for Windows 7. Advances across the full range of Windows—including the kernel, networking, hardware and devices, and user-interface will be demonstrated at PDC.
Attendees of PDC will also be able to attend 21 different sessions based on Windows 7.
Neowin will be attending PDC and providing coverage of as many of the 21 sessions as is humanly possible :)
View: PDC 2008 Blog
I wanna go but I'll be happy with a live feed!
The actual videos are usually sold on a DVD.
The actual videos are usually sold on a DVD.
I thought they did live feeds of everything too?
you're looking at him :shiftyninja:
Why not just axe Windows Mail etc and bundle all the Windows Live products.
Why bundle them if you can download them for free? It also gives you the choice to install what you want.
Why bundle them if you can download them for free? It also gives you the choice to install what you want.
Most people who install the new OS won't know about what other goodies there are on offer, how will they be told?
Why bundle them if you can download them for free? It also gives you the choice to install what you want.
Most people who install the new OS won't know about what other goodies there are on offer, how will they be told?
Ever heard of the Welcome Center?
neowinthe internet when this startslol
Anyway if it gonna be 21 different versions, then there would be a really one *ultimate* version with new calc with ribbon UI bundled to it ;-)
Either way i am waiting for some longhorn alike UI changes...
Still i didnt see any windows media player app (skin) which willl spin itself (as it does in the pdc 03 ad) :-)
BTW, why do you insist on capitalising every word? It makes it incredibly hard to read.
OMG, it's Kevin. He's got a history on Usenet in microsoft.public.msdn.general (among many others). Stick around, "bush", you'll definitely notice a pattern emerge...
I immediately thought of him when I saw all the caps, then I saw 'kevpan815'...yup, I was right...
OMG, it's Kevin. He's got a history on Usenet in microsoft.public.msdn.general (among many others). Stick around, "bush", you'll definitely notice a pattern emerge...
I immediately thought of him when I saw all the caps, then I saw 'kevpan815'...yup, I was right...
His name is Kevin Panzke or something right?
OMG, it's Kevin. He's got a history on Usenet in microsoft.public.msdn.general (among many others). Stick around, "bush", you'll definitely notice a pattern emerge...
I immediately thought of him when I saw all the caps, then I saw 'kevpan815'...yup, I was right...
Oh gawd, I remember him.
Well, if you would stop typing like that no one would have ever said a damn thing.
Dude... like so seriously... please ditch the caps, please. I implore you.
His name is Kevin Panzke or something right?
His name is Kevin Panzke or something right?
His name is Kevin Panzke or something right?
His name is Kevin Panzke or something right?
Who's Kevin Panzke?
Last edited by Skwerl on 29 Sep 2008 - 17:25
I've seen hundreds of messages from people asking just the same. It won't happen. "Just FYI".
Also, Kevin, as for not posting your full name on this forum--you're using the same alias you've used everywhere else.
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