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We already know Microsoft is hard at work on Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1, but beyond that there are few details to share. The Russian site wzor.net, which leaked many builds of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 during their development phase, last week released some timeframe information about SP1. According to the rumor, Windows 7 SP1 will have two betas and two release candidates. Testers may get the first beta as early as December 2009, the public will get it in January 2010, the RTM is scheduled for summer 2010, and finally the RTW will arrive in autumn 2010. At least, that's what the schedule supposedly looks like right now. We're getting this summary after using Bing and Google to translate the Russian text, so something could have been lost in translation, but, more importantly, such an internal schedule is bound to change.

Here is Bing's attempt to translate the important bits:

With the end of September 2009 Microsoft resumed intensive work on the first Service Pack for Windows 7, the Assembly is collected, the work is, we are witnessing processes taking place in the company, and as soon as much work on SP1 will propagate to "interesting" stages, so we'll try to give you know about this.

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According to our information, the first beta 1 version of SP1 for Windows 7 may appear at the end of December this year, most during holidays and new year already after SP1 Beta 1 would actually TAP ????????.

Public stage test SP1 for Windows 7 will begin in the first 10 days of January 2010.

The whole is scheduled to release two beta version of SP1 for Windows 7 and two release candidates.

Exit the final release of SP1 for Windows 7 is planned for autumn 2010, PC manufacturers will have updated distributions Windows 7 with SP1 as always much earlier that in the summer of 2010.