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Windows 7 Milestone 1 Build 6.1.6519.1
Published January 22nd, 2008 by Long Zheng
Looks like it didn’t take long for the first external build of Windows 7 to be leaked on to the interwebs. Black fumes were reported escaping Steven Sinofsky’s office earlier this morning after news Microsoft has delivered a Milestone 1 build of the next version of Windows to OEMs spread like wildfire in a dry grassy field on a hot summer’s day.
A member named “kenipnet” on Neowin.net’s forums claims to have and installed this very build on his own desktop and laptop machines, and posted this short review on Neowin. For unknown reasons, it was later deleted by the poster, but fortunately the website administrator “Neobond” has republished a cache version of the original post for all but Sinofsky to see. Of course there’s no way to prove this is true, but the facts appear consistent with ‘other reports’ of what the build contains. Take it with a grain of salt and a cup of tea, donuts sold separately.
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phileysmiley
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| JabbaPapa wrote: |
I can understand the frustration of some people who may own expensive hardware purchased from a manufacturer who may have neglected to release updated drivers, or who may need to use whichever vitally important software that only works in XP  |
You gloss over that as though it's just a nuisance for some people, but I'm one of those for whom Vista is basically just something to look at but not use. Neither my printers nor scanners work with it. For me, it's basically good for surfing the net and ocasionally being able to play a vid online that I can't play in x64 but that's about it.
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SonicSpeed
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| shreader wrote: |
Windows 7 Milestone 1 Build 6.1.6519.1
Published January 22nd, 2008 by Long Zheng
Looks like it didn’t take long for the first external build of Windows 7 to be leaked on to the interwebs. Black fumes were reported escaping Steven Sinofsky’s office earlier this morning after news Microsoft has delivered a Milestone 1 build of the next version of Windows to OEMs spread like wildfire in a dry grassy field on a hot summer’s day.
A member named “kenipnet” on Neowin.net’s forums claims to have and installed this very build on his own desktop and laptop machines, and posted this short review on Neowin. For unknown reasons, it was later deleted by the poster, but fortunately the website administrator “Neobond” has republished a cache version of the original post for all but Sinofsky to see. Of course there’s no way to prove this is true, but the facts appear consistent with ‘other reports’ of what the build contains. Take it with a grain of salt and a cup of tea, donuts sold separately.
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Personally we can't take any of this information as truth until one of two things happen.
Microsoft Confirms, or shows Build off (i.e. at WinHEC, but that's not till fall)
Or it is leaked to the torrent sites.
Because they're are no screenshots available, this could all just be make believe based on some information that supposedly has leaked. Personally M1 from Vista wasn't that far ahead of the game, so I would doubt that would have that much advancements. Even at 4074, Longhorn hadn't changed much (and that was 1474 builds past XP SP1)
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There is a link to some (8) photos that show mention of W8
over HERE
Windows 7
Edit: Slideshow added by Grav!ty
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Grav!ty
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Wed Jan 23, 2008 11:23 am |
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Thanks for the pics JD  I added a slideshow from that site to your post 
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Wed Jan 23, 2008 11:39 am |
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| Grav!ty wrote: |
Thanks for the pics JD I added a slideshow from that site to your post  |
Good job, thank you Graham, you are fast
Edit:
I looked around more & found some supposedly screen shots there too, they do look good.
HERE and HERE
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phileysmiley
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This MUST be a VERY early version. They spelled Windows 7 Agreement wrong. 
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Would it be possible that Windows 7 UI engine will be HTML based? Considering that the core has a simple internal web server (I suppose).
If not, then that's good. So if it's going to be in native 3D, I hope it would look like the Xbox interface. 
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JabbaPapa
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These look pretty fake to me...
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