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These days, Microsoft has praised its operating system Windows 7 and its rapid adoption. Still, as usual, companies are likely inclined to wait a little longer and the first service pack should be the starting signal for migration. 
The site TechArp become the specialist in this kind of leakage, argues that the SP1 of Windows 7 will probably be offered as final in the last quarter of 2010. According to sources in the Malaysian site, Microsoft had originally planned for this SP1 development cycle lasting 22 months, but the identification of serious problems occurring in specific scenarios would precipitate the release of SP1. 
One can however doubt this information because almost from the commercial launch of Windows 7, several indices have called for a release of SP1 by the end of 2010, without reference to the resolution of serious problems. Recall, however, that without waiting for Service Pack updates to address reliability issues in Windows 7 are regularly broadcast. An example here. 
The SP1 will integrate these updates alongside those of security for easy deployment. It should also provide support for the USB 3.0 standard, improved battery Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

These days, Microsoft has praised its operating system Windows 7 and its rapid adoption. Still, as usual, companies are likely inclined to wait a little longer and the first service pack should be the starting signal for migration. 

The site TechArp become the specialist in this kind of leakage, argues that the SP1 of Windows 7 will probably be offered as final in the last quarter of 2010. According to sources in the Malaysian site, Microsoft had originally planned for this SP1 development cycle lasting 22 months, but the identification of serious problems occurring in specific scenarios would precipitate the release of SP1. 

One can however doubt this information because almost from the commercial launch of Windows 7, several indices have called for a release of SP1 by the end of 2010, without reference to the resolution of serious problems. Recall, however, that without waiting for Service Pack updates to address reliability issues in Windows 7 are regularly broadcast.

The SP1 will integrate these updates alongside those of security for easy deployment. It should also provide support for the USB 3.0 standard, improved battery Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.