Microsoft;s mid-March Mix 2010 is shaping as much as be the promised land.Yesterday,
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Microsoft Office 2010 32bit, company officials shared how long a road ahead Microsoft had to make the next version of its browser more standards-compliant, acknowledging that an internal test build was not performing well against the ACID test benchmarks. Microsoft officials also shared that IE 9 would include hardware-accelerated rendering capabilities.According to a February 16 update on the Blend 10 blog, IE General Manager Dean Hachamovitch will be keynoting Blend in Las Vegas next month to “talk about changes and improvements that have been made to Internet Explorer 9 since PDC09.”Does that mean Microsoft will be ready to release an early test build of IE9 by mid-March? Seems to me like the timing might be correct for a Community Technology Preview, at least.Microsoft officials have not shared a ship-date target for IE9. I know a number of bloggers have been hoping it will be before the end of 2010. I;m thinking it will likely be timed to hit closer to the date Windows 8 ships,
Office Professional Plus 2010 64bit, so I;m guessing 2011. (And yes,
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Office Pro 2010 64bits, overdeliver factor in my guesstimates.)
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