Continuous Improvement to the Windows Server and Windows 7 Platform SP1 Builds on solid foundation of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 The incremental improvements stem from customer and partner feedback Installing SP1 helps keep your PCs and Servers Up to Date Delivers a Comprehensive Set of Innovations for Virtualization RemoteFX uses advanced technology to create a local like experience for remote users Dynamic Memory enables the system to dynamically adjust VM memory usage based on demand Makes it easy for Organizations to deploy a single set of Updates SP1 simplifies administration by delivering a single service pack for client and server SP1 delivers all previously released updates since RTM Latest updates and hotfixes SP1 primarily adds Windows Server 2008 R2 features (RemoteFX, Dynamic Memory) Includes the update RDP client supporting RDP 7.1 and RemoteFX Enhanced XPS support for mixed-orientation documents Enhanced platform interoperability with third-party identity federation services Restore previous folders at logon improved Latest updates and hotfixes SP1 primarily adds Windows Server 2008 R2 features (RemoteFX, Dynamic Memory) Includes the update RDP client supporting RDP 7.1 and RemoteFX Enhanced XPS support for mixed-orientation documents Enhanced platform interoperability with third-party identity federation services Restore previous folders at logon improved What is SP1 for Windows 7

Still in Beta, expected release H1 CY 2011 Video

Ubiquitous Search across 3 screens and a cloud Windows 7 Bing Windows Phone Voice Search everywhere Enterprise Search (SharePoint, FAST, etc.) Demo

Launched November 8 th, available at AT&T and T-Mobile today, Sprint and Verizon in 2011 Videos

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