Today on the Building Windows 8 blog, Microsoft announced the availability of the Windows 8 Release Preview. (Read the press release here.)
There are a couple of things to note that are of note to us here in the land of Trustworthy Computing:
The Release Preview itself is available for download at http://preview.windows.com.
Finally, here are some other resource links for you.
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I’ll be downloading this release and installing it myself on a machine at home tonight (I am so excited!)
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