Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 30th Aug 2005 17:43 UTC
According to Paul Thurrot, Microsft is planning on releasing Vista to manufacturing on August 9th, 2006, with broad market availbility on November 15th of that year. Beta 2, RC0 and RC1 will be released, respectivily, December 7th (2005), April 19th (2006) and June 28th (2006). All this also applies to Vista Server, with the exception that Server's RTM is scheduled for Januray 10th, 2007. WinFS is supposed to be released in Q3 2007. All these release dates are ahead of schedule.
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RE[4]: Has Microsoft ever respected a promised schedule?
by Tyr. on Wed 31st Aug 2005 05:06
in reply to "RE[3]: Has Microsoft ever respected a promised schedule?"
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But it was asked if MS has EVER shipped a product on time.
Semantics, anyway you're example was wrong. Check out the article I linked : http://mcpmag.com/images/0305red_F2MSMath_P&D2.jpg . Office 2003 shipped 4 months late.
Enthusiasm means that this release of windows is getting the most luke-warm response ever.
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2005-07-06
But it was asked if MS has EVER shipped a product on time.
Also, what is "enthousiasm"?